Pollinators?? Quailman

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smstone22 said:
Im not sure what you mean. Nearly every plant pollinates. Genus to genus usually.

Definitely true Steven. RMBBQ, are you talking about what kind of plants to use to attract pollinators?
 
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Quailman said:
RMBBQ, are you referring to insects or plants?

I guess both...maybe. I recently noticed that I have random spots throughout my property that appear to have better acorn/soft mass production. One of my stands has what I(actually upsman did) first noticed a persimmon tree that had fruit, a few red oak trees loaded, a white oak that had acorns and chestnut oaks that are loaded. Then next to it very little mass and then other spots that are loaded like the first. Any thoughts?
 
richmanbarbeque said:
Quailman said:
RMBBQ, are you referring to insects or plants?

I guess both...maybe. I recently noticed that I have random spots throughout my property that appear to have better acorn/soft mass production. One of my stands has what I(actually upsman did) first noticed a persimmon tree that had fruit, a few red oak trees loaded, a white oak that had acorns and chestnut oaks that are loaded. Then next to it very little mass and then other spots that are loaded like the first. Any thoughts?
Better dirt?
 
richmanbarbeque said:
Quailman said:
RMBBQ, are you referring to insects or plants?

I guess both...maybe. I recently noticed that I have random spots throughout my property that appear to have better acorn/soft mass production. One of my stands has what I(actually upsman did) first noticed a persimmon tree that had fruit, a few red oak trees loaded, a white oak that had acorns and chestnut oaks that are loaded. Then next to it very little mass and then other spots that are loaded like the first. Any thoughts?

It's really hard to give a definitive answer as to why you're seeing differences throughout your property. A lot of variables to deal with. It may be that some trees are good producers and others are not. It could be the better sites have more moisture - different soils, aspect, elevations, lack of competition, amount of sunlight. The best advice I can give you is to look at the site characteristics for each area and see if there is a correlation between the areas that produce and those that do not.
 

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