What is kiwifruit male pollen used for?

Kiwifruit male pollen is used to pollinate female kiwifruit plants. The product is specifically intended for artificial pollination of female trees, and the supplier has six kiwifruit pollen bases planted with male trees to support pollen supply. See the kiwifruit male pollen product page for the product details.

Which plants is this pollen suitable for?

It is suitable for female kiwifruit plants. The listed pollen source is kiwifruit male pollen, and the stated germination percentage is 80%. Buyers should match the pollen with the female kiwifruit plants in the orchard when planning an order.

How should kiwifruit pollen be stored?

For use within three days, keep the pollen in cold storage. If the use period is longer than one week, store it in a freezer at -18°C. Frozen pollen should be removed 12 hours before use and left at room temperature so it can return from its dormant state to an active state.

A practical example is an orchard with uneven flowering on sunny and shaded slopes. The grower can keep pollen frozen for the later flowering window, then allow the required 12-hour room-temperature activation before application.

What temperature is suitable for applying the pollen?

The suitable pollination temperature is 15°C to 25°C. Temperatures below 15°C slow pollen germination. Temperatures above 25°C can reduce pollen activity and evaporate the nutrient solution on the flower stigma. Plan the application for a suitable temperature window and observe the orchard conditions before use.

What should I do if it rains after pollination?

If rain occurs within five hours after pollination, pollinate again. Pollen should remain in a dry bag before shipment and should not be used if it has become moist, because moisture can cause it to lose its original activity.

Before placing an order, send the female kiwifruit variety, planned application date, storage period, and required quantity to Hebei jiamingliang pollen Co., Ltd. so the supply can be matched to the orchard schedule.