I have one clivia seed at the moment, will have more after next bloom. they are Big seeds and take over 6 months to germinate. Also have seedlings a few years old.

Catch 22! We want them all because the satisfaction that comes from successfully propagating these beauties quickly turns into a healthy obsession. I am trying to refrain myself from purchasing mixed seed as we speak. I luv the anticipation & surprise that comes with propagating mixed seed ... Soon, very soon! I will wait patiently for my now 3-6 month old seedlings to introduce their blooms. My 4 month old is beginning to branch on its own. It's such a treat to watch every aspect of their development. It's so nice to have all of you to share the journey with. Peace & blessings to all. - Maria Elena

Hi from Norway! I wonder if you still got seeds (free) available? It's difficult to get a hold on them in Norway, really I can't find anyone, I have to look across the border. I`m trying for the first time growing them myself, but still, wait for a result from some seeds I got from Denmark, but they are too old to grow, dried up like "powder" and there is not any sign for life in my "nursery". I know I`m an armature, but try to follow every step about planting seeds (adenium) which I have learned from YouTube. Since I am struggling with a low pension, free seeds are very tempting and be sure the seeds are not dead(too old). Mr Jedoba, I would love to get free seeds if this is still an option?? Your kindly Roy ( Lindquist) email; hjemtilroy@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/roy.lindquist.9Facebook

Tony, I keep looking for any but I've never had any Adenium seed pods once the flowers dropped off despite seeing them visited by bees, only Plumeria pods, so can't offer any advice on those but it appears as though your pods are well on their way. When I've had Plumeria pods, they only continued to get bigger until they finally stopped growing and started to ripen, dry out and split open. Of course, the plant was much bigger. Depending on how heavy the pods get and how sturdy the branch is, you may have to find some means of support. I'm sure that others with actual Adenium seed pod experience will chime in. Good luck with them, Tyler