mesh bags, like ones used in confectionery, are what we use to enclose flower/seed pods and still keep ventilation (as well prevent outcrossing).drawstring ones are particularly convenient, fast, and reusable.
On Saturday, February 7, 2015 9:17 AM, Rick Buell via pbs <pbs@lists.ibiblio.org> wrote:
My oxalis obtusa is apparently producing seed pods, a good thing, but I didn't expect the flower stems to bend and point down at 90°. Do all members of this genus do this? How long does it take for these to mature in a fairly cool environment, and does anyone have suggestions for keeping the seeds from scattering?
I must have had seeds last year and not realized it, because I'm finding ox seedlings where I never planted them. I'm not complaining!
Thanks,
--Rick Buell
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