It depends on how close your seeds were to maturity. You can try and leave them on your cutting and try and root it as is, but some think the seed pods will take some of the energy from the tree so that it won't fully focus on rooting. it you think the seeds are viable and are close to maturity, you could cut them off and let them sit in the sun. Sometimes they will naturally open. You may have some that are not viable, but it's a chance you take. It a mistake, I know.. Next time he will leave them on the tree!! ;-). It usually means that the seeds may not make it.. But try. You don't have anything to loose. Good Luck!! Laura

Is it left over from last season? Maybe from an inflo that you kept on it during dormancy? That sounds like its possible... I have a seed pod on my J-105 from last year and it just " there" without any leaves as of now.. It will take another few months for it to mature. They say it takes around nine months for the pd to ripen... Leave it.. It not hurting anything.. It would be nice to see a pic of this pod. Sometimes they do pop up, but its usually after the flowers have been pollinated .. So lets see a pic and then we can determine what going on!! Have a great day!! Laura Sorry it's sideways.. That's just the way my day has Been going.. Ok. So trying to fix the other pic which was much clearer, I erased it from my iPad.. Ugh.. So I went outside bending over tons of plants to get this for you...lol It's not great,, but you get the idea..,

Thanks !, I Found another seed pod on My Purple Jack !.. Ed

I would try to keep plumeria potted and in a greenhouse if possible. Seed pod development is slow (9 months!). If you store Uncle Robbie bare root, you are likely to lose that seedpod. Keeping the plant in a greenhouse increases the chances that the seedpod continues to develop. On a different note, what's the smell on Uncle Robbie like? The flowers look lovely.