Hot Peppers in Greenhouse, pollination

Enocelot

9 years ago

Hi All,

Do you have to hand or mechanically pollinate chili peppers in a greenhouse? If so, what is your method of choice?

Thanks in advance.

Comments (2)

plantladyco
9 years ago
Mine set fruit without hand pollination.
renais1
9 years ago
My peppers, tomatoes and eggplants all set lots of fruit in the greenhouse with no help from me. There are a number of beneficial insects in the house, but I think that usually it us just slight breezes that jar the flowers that do the pollination.
Renais
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Hot Peppers in Greenhouse, pollination

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