Has anyone tried pollinating their Aglaonema? I have a ma...
0ft to light, indirect
8” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 month ago
1
@GrowGlo Interesting topic! I have not done so. But while doing a search this is what I came across: looks to be very time consuming. Pollination Methods: While some varieties are capable of self-pollination, hand-pollination is often necessary for indoor plants to ensure fruit production.
Appearance: The berries form along the central spike (spadix) and turn bright red when they are ready to be harvested for seeds.
Toxicity: Like the rest of the plant, the fruit is not edible and is toxic if ingested due to calcium oxalate crystals.
Energy Impact: Producing fruit takes significant energy, so many growers cut the flowers off to encourage better foliage growth.
Appearance: The berries form along the central spike (spadix) and turn bright red when they are ready to be harvested for seeds.
Toxicity: Like the rest of the plant, the fruit is not edible and is toxic if ingested due to calcium oxalate crystals.
Energy Impact: Producing fruit takes significant energy, so many growers cut the flowers off to encourage better foliage growth.