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mcgyvr2009i

Is the Wonder Egg plant self-pollinating?

14 years ago

I have the wonder egg plant and I was wondering, can it pollinate itself, or do I need to leave it outside so a bee or butterfly can pollinate it? Thanks in advanced.

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