How do I manually pollinate a red navel orange tree?

Question

Currently growing one indoors since it is freezing outside, and it is in the middle of flowering right now, and I dont think that it is going to produce fruit, as of course, I dont have a lot of bees in my garage.... What can I do to get fruits of this tree?

Answer 1

Use a small artists paint brush. rub across the flowers. You should pick up some pollen which will transfer to the next flower. The pollen may not be "ripe" at first so do this over several days untill you can see some collecting on the bristles.

Answer 2

Navel orange trees belong to the Citrus genus of trees, which includes grapefruit, lemon, lime and orange trees. Technically referred to as C. sinensis (sweet orange) to distinguish it from Citrus aurantium, navel oranges are distinguishable by the growth of a second orange at the base of the original fruit; the second fruit resembles the navel of a person. It is possible to raise navel orange trees indoors or outdoors, depending on the climate. Navel oranges require adequate sunlight and an average temperature of around 60 to 65 degrees F.

Answer 3

Take the pollen of the flower and rub it on the female part of the flower which is the stigma, you will have fruits growing.

Answer 4

Get it drunk

Answer 5

Well you use your ****