Dear Joyce, I was just about to take a stab at this one until I read: What say my bettors? How could anyone answer that? Do I understand that you replanted the bulbs and are wondering about when to harvest the seeds? Or did you just stick the pod in soil? Didn't someone say sometimes you could put flowers in water and seed would continue to ripen? I'm not answering mind you because I don't consider myself your bettor, but will comment that the Robinetts told me you could harvest Calochortus seed (pick the pods) before they were completely dry and open and the seed would still be viable. I've done it with some of the local Calochortus uniflorus that have pretty markings since I can never find them later to collect seed after they are dried out. I just put them in a warm place (upstairs this time of year) and let them open naturally. Mary Sue