Lipstick plant seeds?

woodenzoo

18 years ago

Can anyone tell me if they produce seeds? Where and what they may look like, etc.

Thanks!

Cathy

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domeman
18 years ago
Hi Cathy

The seeds are very small. Here is a photo of Aeschy micranthus seeds and pods. Image is 6" (150mm) across.

Here is a link that might be useful:
elvis
18 years ago
Remember--If this is a houseplant chances are it's not pollinated.
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Lipstick plant seeds?

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