I've planted a number of Amaryllis belladonna over the years but none ever flowered here in Phoenix, Arizona, until this fall. Most don't even survive long. I had one spike with an umbel of beautiful, heavy, ruffled, pink fragrant flowers. I don't even recall planting it, though it must have been me, since it's in a raised bed I constructed in 1987. Well, it seems to have set seed. There were no other amaryllids blooming anywhere nearby as far as I can tell. I harvested the seeds today; they sure look like viable Amaryllidaceae seed: round, translucent, with beautiful dark pink patches on the epidermis. I'm going to plant them, of course, but... Is this plant normally self-fertile? If not, what is going on? Is it known for apomixis? Leo Martin Phoenix Arizona USA