Hi, What you can do is take a syringe (or eyedropper) full of water and squirt it on the male flower and quickly suck it back up and then put it on the female flower. This works fine in my experience as long as you make sure to keep the bottom of the male flower closed so that the water can not run out with the water. However,if you have them flowering right near each other I'm surprised you have not gotten seed. Also, some of these have both male and female parts on the same influorescence so you could get seed that way. Of course, these offset pretty fast so you can easily propagate them that way as well. Best of luck :o) Dan

bluebonsai, thanks for your help. Do you know where I can find pictures of staminate and pistilate (male and female) flowers?

Lilydude, Not really, but it is pretty obvious. Many influorescences have both and then you can see them clearly. The pistils look like baby berries to be honest. Best of luck playing mother bee :o) Dan

Dan, I just collected a bunch of seed. Thanks for the suggestion. The berries have detached themselves from the plant, but they are still green and shaped like kernels of corn. Should I let them dry, or should I plant them green?