Very pretty Kathy! I hope your seeds give you another beauty!

It sure is pretty. Will it have a name some day?

Very pretty. Do you remember what variety you used to pollinate? I have one in bloom downstairs and it has absolutely no scent so I'm letting it stay. I just noticed that my lone surviving seed pod is yellowing and I don't think it's mature. I'll just leave it until it drops and hope that some seeds ripen.

Very pretty!
Susan

I'm not sure about naming it- I've never done that before & don't know how to go about it. I pollinated it with Creamsickle, my most favorite Brug. she has awesome form, and great scent.This seed pod is pretty firm, with just a little give to it. I'm waiting a long time for it to ripen. Can anyone tell me how many months it takes? Does it dry out & turn brown when ready?
Thanks!
kasha77

Kathy what a pure WHITE! VERY BEAUTIFUL!!

An angel just for you at Christmas time..How special !!!

Lucy

They take about 6 months to ripen, give or take. The pod will begin to soften and discolor (not brown, just lighter)and the stem may yellow. I wait to open it until the pod is extremely soft. If the pod isn't soft when it comes off I'll let it sit a few days before opening. I've had pods with as few as 25 seeds and as many as 125, maybe more.

You can call it whatever you want. Registering it is another story completely. It's always fun to grow a brug from your own seeds. Enjoy!