Re: [CH] More thoughts on C. pubescens fruit setting

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>> And why doesn't the paint brush work? I try to do "it" carefully aided by a
>> 10x magnifying glass, but maybe I don't have the touch. Maybe it takes a
>> fuzzy little insect to implant the pollen grains.
Some species/ botnical groups of Chilli plants will not NOT polinate with
others

Michael Bailes.
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