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Oh dear, guess this plant won't be started from seeds after all. I did read that it would grow from seeds, so that's why I asked. Thank you all for your responses. At this time, it's too expensive for me to buy. D'Ann ~ I will email you about your offer. Gary ~ I didn't know about this vine a year ago. : -) Thanks again everyone, I appreciate your taking the time to answer my question. FlowerLady

Naw I haven't Cliff-I am guessing she just buzzed in and out, prob for a furniture delivery or something. Email me, tho...let's talk about what is convenient for you. link to my email is on my member page...when you click 'send me an email'

Thank you Alex and Brooklyn Greg. I did some googling and did find one link with the proper botanical name for the sex of the lady Palm affecting the seeds. There was a surprising lack of information about propagating lady Palm (or googling rhapsis excelsa). I'm wondering if the presence of the seeds means that they were exposed to the opposite sex already in the nursery before I purchased it. Although I suppose it's possible that these are seeds that have just not been properly pollinated and therefore sterile too. I'm fine with getting more plants via pups, but I would consider it a fantastic adventure if I could get some seeds to sprout. It brings me great joy to see new life sprout from seed and if that new life happens to be of a variety I am already enamored with, all the better. Thank you so much for taking the time to reply.