Does anyone know if this will produce seed/is this variety self-fertile?

I've seen quite a few postings for pollen, so I would guess not. Only a guess, tho'.

I did a little more research, and apparently Titanum pollen exchange is a serious business!

--Rr

didnt kew manage to get seed before? i cant remenber how they did it though. i thought they only had one flower

I seem to recall that the A. titanum inflorescence has male and female flowers, but they mature at different times to ensure cross pollination.

The link below gives an account of pollination attempts for a reasonably large proportion of A. titanum plants in botanical gardens

Here is a link that might be useful: Bloomings 1885 to 2005