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By Shadowtski
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The first flower on my Drosera regia opened this morning.
Initially, the pollen was a solid block on the anthers.
At lunch time, it had ripened and you can see it looks fluffy and expanded.
I took a toothpick and tiny paintbrush and channeled my inner honeybee.
You can see the pollen grains on the stigmas in the last two photos.
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Nice!
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nimbulan wrote: Sun Jun 20, 2021 11:07 pm You'll want to try again later - the stigma aren't open yet. Generally you'll have the best results applying pollen from a fresh flower onto a day-old flower.
Thanks.
I'll check and pollinate again, tomorrow.

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