It was last week that I saw fresh miracle berry buds, very white and almost round. Weekend are days when we can look deeper and longer. Yesterday I saw tiny buds transforming into flowers like what Frank wrote in how to make miracle fruit produce
Frank had tried brushing as a way to help pollination. But I resort to giving the branches just a little shake. Otherwise I would look like an artist with brush in my hand and I already made my mark here as keen/ weird photographer hiding behind plants always looking for the best angle to shoot.
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| Last Week, miracle berry flower buds - |
Within a week, the flower buds really changed,
they became longer with tiny pistil protruding
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| This Week A cluster of miracle berry flowers - pic 1 tiny pistils are quite visible |
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| Single miracle berry flower - pic 2 |
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| Single miracle berry flower - pic 3 |
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| a cluster of miracle berry flowers - pic 4 |
While busying myself checking flowers and angle to shoot,
I notice ONE ripe miracle fruit berry hidden behind leaves.
Then I wonder, how could I miss this fruit the past month.
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| I found a ripe miracle berry, hidden behind leaves. - pic 5 |
Lets see if a light shake of miracle berry branches help pollination
which eventually produce more fruits.
bangchik and kakdah
