pollinators for sweet granadillia

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Tommoz says... If the two you have have are seedlings, then that means they are genetically different and therefore will cross-pollinate each other. You won't need another plant. Having just one would probably have given a decent yield anyway.	About the Author Tommoz Dural 2nd January 2016 7:54pm #UserID: 7219 Posts: 340 View All Tommoz's Edible Fruit Trees
Kimberley starts with ... I have two sweet granadillia seedlings and read that pollinators are beneficial. I'm a little unsure if I need a cross pollinator or just a pollinator. Please advise along with varitals recommended. There are wild bees around but i would like to make sure the plants get the best opportunity to fruit. Thank you	About the Author Kimberley carnarvon wa 29th December 2015 11:24am #UserID: 12971 Posts: 1 View All Kimberley's Edible Fruit Trees
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