strange seedpod
angellilly
13 years ago
Hiya all!i have a double yellow tropical hibiscus (no ID) :
Somehow,it got fertilized(?),all its floral parts are present albeit heavily mutated and i got this:
I searched the web and i found only one reference of a flower mutation that when the first flower wilted a second one formed as a flower-seed pod.Can please someone help me?Should i expect seeds? :-s
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