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Clivia

Clivia blooms every year, but never produces seeds? Clivia needs pollination to produce seeds, and the method is super simple!

1. Clivia flowers are divided into pistils and stamens. There are yellow pollen heads on the top of the stamens and a trident column on the top of the pistil. Pollination involves transferring pollen from the stamens to the pistils.

(Author: Interpretation of Happiness 2060 Source: Northern Clivia Bar)

2. Pollination tools can be cotton swabs, acne needles, sewing needles, toothpicks, etc.

3. Use a tool to dip the pollen and apply it on the pistil. Please note that self-pollination will not produce fruit. It requires cross-pollination between different flowers. It is best to cross-pollinate between two different Clivia trees.

(Source: 19th Floor Home)

4. Pistil after pollination.

(Author: Stool Source: Sina Blog)

5. After the flowers fade, the Clivia will bear fruit. Do not cut off the flower stalks at this time.

(Author: Interpretation of Happiness 2060 Source: Northern Clivia Bar)

6. The fruits of Clivia will gradually become full. When the fruits turn reddish brown and you can hear a sound when you squeeze them with your hands, it means that the seeds of Clivia are ripe.

(Author: Interpretation of Happiness 2060 Source: Northern Clivia Bar)

7. Cut and peel the Clivia fruits to harvest the Clivia seeds.

(Source: Damulan Forum)

8. Plant the seeds and you will harvest new Clivia soon.

(Source: Mihu Garden)

Cactus

The flowering period of cactus is relatively short, so pollination must be done at the right time. It is best to pollinate within 1 day after the flower blooms.

(Author: Jiang Xueer 06 Source: ZOL Forum)

1. Cactus flowers are also divided into male and female stamens. Generally, the stamens are yellow with pollen on the top, and the pistils are white.

(Author: Kite's Home Source: Sina Blog)

2. Use tweezers or small scissors to carefully pick up the stamens.

3. Carefully touch the top of the stamen to the pistil so that the pollen sticks to the pistil. Cross-pollination between different flowers is best.

4. Pistil after pollination.

5. After a period of time, the cactus will grow small round fruits.

(Source: Baidu Knows)

6. Wait until the fruit becomes shriveled and wrinkled, then pick it off and peel it open to reveal the seeds of the cactus!

(Author: Kite's Home Source: Sina Blog)

Succulent

Taking Lithops as an example of succulent pollination, the pollination process of other varieties is similar.

(Author: zhuxueyao Source: 19th floor)

1. Lithops has many stamens and the pistils are not easy to identify, so you must observe carefully before pollination.

(Author: May Weiyang Source: Fun Gardening)

2. Pollination can be done with a small paintbrush or a cotton swab. The best time to pollinate is on the third day after the flower blooms. At this time, the pistil will be somewhat sticky and will be easier to hold on to pollen.

(Author: Kite's Home Source: Sina Blog)

3. Apply some pollen to the stamens.

(Author: Kite's Home Source: Sina Blog)

4. Apply carefully on the pistil.

(Author: Kite's Home Source: Sina Blog)

5. After the flowers bloom, seeds will be left behind!

(Source: 21 Seedlings Network)

6. When taking seeds, pick off the seed pods and soak them in water.

(Author: Northwest Flower Appreciator Source: Sina Blog)

7. After the seed pods are full of water, they will crack open in the water and sink to the bottom, and the seeds and seed pods will be separated.

(Author: Northwest Flower Appreciator Source: Sina Blog)

8. Remove the seed pods.

(Author: Northwest Flower Appreciator Source: Sina Blog)

9. Pour out the water, filter out the seeds and place them on a paper towel to dry.

(Author: Northwest Flower Appreciator Source: Sina Blog)

Sunflower

After introducing the flowers and plants that produce seeds through pollination, there are some flowers and plants that can produce seeds without artificial pollination, such as sunflowers.

(Source: 21 Seedlings Network)

1. Sunflowers are self-pollinating and will grow seed pods after the flowers fade.

(Author: Zizi Source: Qingqing Flower and Tree Network)

2. The seeds of sunflowers are very small. When picking them, you can put a piece of white paper under the flowers, then gently shake the flower stems, and the seeds will fall off by themselves.

(Author: Zizi Source: Qingqing Flower and Tree Network)

Impatiens africana

African Impatiens is also self-sown and can easily produce flower balls. It can bloom all year round when the temperature is sufficient.

(Source: 2014 Qingdao Expo Plant Encyclopedia)

1. No artificial management is required. The African Impatiens will grow seed pods on its own after the flowers fade.

(Source: Kangzhiyuan)

2. When the seed pods are ripe, they will open by themselves and the seeds will fall out. If flower lovers want to collect them, they can wait until the seed pods turn brown, gently pinch the seed pods, and catch the seeds with a paper towel.

(Author: Song of Tears Source: Fengshenhua Bar)

3. Sowing: After collecting the seeds, make sure to store them in a cool and dry place. When sowing, there is no need to cover them with soil, just sprinkle them on the moist soil.

(Author: Ding Ding Source: NetEase Blog)

After learning this trick,

No need to buy flowers anymore!

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