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Amar Kumar 8 years, 5 months ago
Fruiting papaya trees must have female components to their flowers. you need to know whether you have male or female flowers, both types or perfect flowers on the same tree.
Male Flowers Papaya trees with only male flowers are considered male and will not produce fruit.
Papaya trees with only female flowers are female trees. Female flowers produce papaya fruit after they are pollinated. Some papaya trees have both male and female flowers. These do not require a second tree for pollination, because the male flowers on the tree can pollinate the female flowers on the same tree. The likelihood that your papaya tree will have both male and female flowers on it depends on the variety.
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