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Pollination is pretty simple. When the stigma becomes receptive, it appears fuzzy on the end. At this point, you just need to touch pollen to it. You do this in a variety of ways either with a paint brush, tooth pick or by just rubbing the flowers together. If your plant is outside, most likely nature will take care of the pollination for you.
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