Cactus Pollination
Regarding the content about this succulent plant, cactus pollination, the following is an introduction by the editor of this site for everyone.
Cactus pollination is no longer unfamiliar to cactus enthusiasts. In addition to understanding the timing of pollination, it is also necessary to have a certain understanding of the structure of the flowers and the methods of pollination. This article consists of a set of close-up photos of cactus pollination taken by enthusiasts, which can help enthusiasts clearly understand the operation methods of pollination.
For pollination timing and conditions, enthusiasts can refer to another article on this site, "Cactus Pollination Methods." Reading the two articles together will give enthusiasts a new understanding of cactus pollination. In the following image, the white part is the pistil, and the yellow part is the pollen:
Use forceps to remove the stamens (containing mature pollen) and gently touch the pistil of another flower. If the pollen sticks to the pistil, it indicates successful pollination. The amount of pollen for pollination does not need to be large.
The above information (high-definition illustration) about cactus pollination is provided for everyone to learn and understand!