all i have is castor beans and kentucky wonder pole beans 2 trade. lmk

Probably another form of C. tinctoria, since all the others are annuals. Isn't C. tinctoria one of the parents of 'Limerock Ruby'?

Pyracanthas don't tend to do this as much as some other shrubs, but mine are flowering strongly right now. Put it down to the weather. Clerodendrum shouldn't require any special treatment, but might take a month or more to germinate. Try some bottom heat.

If I understand your question...you are asking if you should remove the seed from the developing stem of the seedling? NO Just plant the seedling in the soil with the seed attached to it. It will shrivel up and fall off by itself as the seedling grows. I have done this several times. I wouldn't take the chance of pulling it off as you could damage the seedling.