| Life Of A Seedpod by ChrisMac |
| As you may have just found out from LIFE OF AN INFLO , a seed pod occasionally forms where a bundle of flowers once was. There has been many conversations on how to make a seed pod form. 1. A seed pod can appear which will grow for many months (like 5-8) before it is ready to open 2. The inflo will fall off and the plant will branch. It will often start branching before it actually falls off. |
| Here is an Aztec Gold. The inflo is hanging to the right with a seed pod dangling off it. I started documenting this seed pod in October. It was green and hard |
| Wanna find out what to do with the seeds now?? Go take a dip in my Germination pool |
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| Here is the seedpod. It turned very dark and started shriveling lke a rotton banana. Then I noticed the crease along the edge. This is the seedpod letting you know it is ripe and ready to collect the seeds. |
| When you pull the sides apart, there is a fleshy substance over the seeds. Like an insulation. Pull that off and you will see all your lovely seeds lined up as you see to the right. |
| Take the seeds out and let them dry off on a paper towel. I left these on the stove for a few days so they wouldn't mildew |
| Life of an Inflo ~ Pictures starting with the beginning of an inflo all the way to a bloom |
| Plumie Pals ~ See Who is Who in the GPS |
| Chris's Plumie Collection ~ What I got going on |
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