I did some experiments this fall on crossing Brunsvigia marginata with other amaryllids. Here's what I found: --Pollination of B. marginata with Nerine sarniensis pollen produced no seeds. I tried several crosses, and all failed completely. --Self-pollination also failed completely. Other folks have reported that the species is not self-fertile, so this is not a big surprise. --Pollination of B. marginata with pollen from various Amaryllis hybrids from Les Hannibal was successful in every case. I'm getting 2-10 seeds per floret. The seeds generally range in size from a pea down to a quarter of a pea, and are green with maroon speckling. The seeds turn solid maroon/brown within a couple of days when they are planted out on the surface of the soil. A minority of the seeds in several capsules are smaller, and colored white with maroon specks. I don't know if these are unhealthy seeds, or an indication of a different sort of cross. If anyone is interested in seeing a photo, let me know. Any words of wisdom from the Amaryllid experts? Are "normal" B. marginata seeds green with maroon speckles? Thanks, Mike PS: I also made some crosses of B. marginata pollen on Amaryllis. Still waiting for those pods to mature. Some failed, and some appear to have something growing in them...