Is butterscotch sapodilla self-pollinating?

[DocTropical]

Can anyone that personally owns a butterscotch sapodilla confirm that it is definitely self pollinating? Have been trying to self pollinate for weeks with a paintbrush and pinch/roll technique on fresh flowers, with no success. I see pollen on the brush but the fruit doesn’t seem to set. Tree is several years old with a decently thick trunk and branches - see below.

Any other suggestions on how to get this sap to set some fruit for me?

[DocTropical]

Can anyone confirm this please? Really hoping I have not been wasting my time hand pollinating. Tree is loaded with flowers but just won’t set fruit.

[Flgarden]

I have a one flowering butterscotch and it set a fruit.

[JR561]

I cant get it to hold fruit even with my help and multiple sapodillas close by.

Hopefully this is something it grows out of.

[DocTropical]

JR561, is your tree small? Not sure what size these saps need to be before they can hold fruit. I was told that mine should technically be able to bear by now.

[TropicalFruitHunters]

A lot of people squeeze/pinch the blooms and have good luck getting pollination.  Google it to get more info.  Hopefully it helps.

[Honest Abe]

Mine is alone on my block but there is one on block over so hard to say. Set fruit already after a year. Very dwarf growth habit.

[JR561]

JR561, is your tree small? Not sure what size these saps need to be before they can hold fruit. I was told that mine should technically be able to bear by now.

Its getting bigger. It was a 15 gallon planted a year and half ago.

[shot]

 Probably like Hasya sapodilla tree needs size to get good crops.