Hi, Where are you located? I might have some available. Thanks, L.T.

I have clivia seeds but not ready yet. If you wish to keep me in mind just email me. penmac@sympatico.ca Penny

Jim, I have a bright red tropical hibiscus that I could do a cutting of, and I have some tropical sunshine hibiscus seeds. Let me know if you are interested. Jean recipesaver2

I have clivia naturalizing outside. Most often the seeds have already sprouted inside the red seed pod. The tendril is indeed the first root. I just kind of help things along by peeling the pod carefully not to disturb the roots on the seeds that have already sprouted. Then I plant the seeds where I want them, just barely covering them with soil. If there is a root, I just make a little indentation to place it in first. Leaves sprout and before long there's a little clivia plant. I have half a dozen mature/blooming plants, but one of them seems to be especially fertile - produces most of the seed pods and viable seeds. Chris