Hi Ron and Marina:
The flesh that covers the actual seed will change its
color and the seed will be ready when the berries start falling from the
stem. Then let them dry in a airy place: the flesh will dry out completely,
remove it and sow the seeds at the proper start of the growing season (for
Arums Fall). Germination is very good with fresh seed. Do not cover this
completely as excess moisture can cause rotting. An open cool South facing
spot will encourage germination.
Regards
Alberto
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