| In order to get seed the blossom has to mature fully. Then fade, then the seed must ripen on the plant. So if your pulling your plant before the bloom has even matured then no your seeds will not be viable you wont even have a seed since the seed forms after the bloom starts to die. Heres a link that may help. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Seed Saving
| See I am not familar with your plant at all. From what I have learned about seeds though it needs to be on the plant long enough for it to be ripe. Some seeds come from the flowers some put off seed pods. The link I posted earlier explains all about ripening of the seed pods. It explains it way better than I can attempt to explain it. From what I gather if they are still green when you pull up your plant then I would say no they wouldnt be viable. I think that link states that when the seed pod is about to bust open on its on thats when the seeds will be valuable, On a living plant. The link I provided was a great link for anyone wanting to know how to save seeds, it also explains how someone can pollinate their own plants in order for the best seed production. I hope that helps you. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Saving Seeds
