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Red Spider Lily seed pods

organic_marianne

13 years ago

Hi - my one and only spider lily came up and the bloom was knocked down. I cut it and put it in water. It looks like seed pods are there...green bulbous where the bloom was? Are the seeds inside? Is that the seed pod that should dry, then be put in water, frozen, then germinated? What to do, I would like to have more, they are so beautiful. ma

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exoticrainforest
13 years ago
The answer to your question would be yes provided the bloom was pollinated by an appropriate insect. You are more likely to find good answers if you look up the family Amaryllidaceae since this plant is not an aroid nor in the family Araceae.

Steve
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