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Your holiday oranges exist because of native pollinators—but the citrus industry doesn't want you to know it. For decades, they claimed citrus trees were self-pollinating and didn't need insects. New research proves otherwise: without pollinators, citrus production drops 58%. Native bees increase fruit set, while excessive honeybees actually decrease fruit quality. We expose the citrus conspiracy and reveal why your backyard lemon tree needs native pollinators way more than anyone admitted. The science is clear, and it changes everything.
Secretpollinators.com
#SecretPollinators #CitrusConspiracy #Oranges #Lemons #Grapefruits #NativeBees #CitrusPollination #Pollinators #HolidayCitrus #BackyardCitrus #NativePollinators #OrangeBlossom #CitrusGreening #PollinatorScience #BeetlePollinators #HolidayOranges #HolidayFruitbaskets #Clementines #Fruitbowl
By Kelly from MontanaYour holiday oranges exist because of native pollinators—but the citrus industry doesn't want you to know it. For decades, they claimed citrus trees were self-pollinating and didn't need insects. New research proves otherwise: without pollinators, citrus production drops 58%. Native bees increase fruit set, while excessive honeybees actually decrease fruit quality. We expose the citrus conspiracy and reveal why your backyard lemon tree needs native pollinators way more than anyone admitted. The science is clear, and it changes everything.
Secretpollinators.com
#SecretPollinators #CitrusConspiracy #Oranges #Lemons #Grapefruits #NativeBees #CitrusPollination #Pollinators #HolidayCitrus #BackyardCitrus #NativePollinators #OrangeBlossom #CitrusGreening #PollinatorScience #BeetlePollinators #HolidayOranges #HolidayFruitbaskets #Clementines #Fruitbowl