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Reemay Bags for Chayote/Cucumbers--where to buy?

14 years ago

I am bagging flowers on my chayote plant which is a little trickier than with cucumbers since the female flowers are very small and hang from the stem on a short petiole. I fashioned a bag using a small baggie with pin holes and taped it up, but I see elsewhere on the web that reemay spun polyester bags are available to prevent pollination. Can anyone suggest a source for these? Thanks

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