Haemanthus coccineus seeds
dr bob via pbs (Thu, 29 Oct 2020 13:16:06 PDT)

I have 2 Haemanthus coccineus finishing blooming in a in a large pot for
about the tenth time in No. Calif. They are a wonder. No leaves as
blooming begins. Up pops a thick, firm green stem adorned with black
spots bearing a large bright red orange blossom. It gradualy rises to a
meter tall with a blossom that lasts a month. As it blooms a pair of
large, thick green leaves with black spots on their backs grow to a foot
long. These leaves cover the pot for months and then evaporate
completely before next bloom time. In past years I never thought about
or noticed seeds. However, this year I rubbed the blossoms together.
Voila! A half dozen small marble sized pink seeds on each bloom. I don't
think they last long, I don't know  how to keep them, I'm too old to see
them bloom, and its too late for Bx. Therefore, I propose to break rules
and give them to knowledgeable members who give a donation to Bx. If
interested please contact me.

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