> Alberto, The system is rather easy. Take the pollen from a "related" flower (in this case, another Hippeastrum), place it in a micro-wave for 20 seconds (this kills the reproductive properties of the "donor" pollen), mix it with the pollen of the flower that you wish to produce seeds. Apply the mixed pollen to the desired flower and it will cause the flower to receive its own pollen. Now this seems a little fantastic, but it was recommended to me, I tried it on Sprekelia howardii and it worked. I had tried for several years to pollinate Sprekelia howardii without success. Since I am not a Botanist of a geneticist, that is all that I can tell you - it worked. It is certainly worth a try! Give it a go and let me know if it works for you. I will be trying it again this year. Best of luck, Doug