I had a seed pods on my plant which split when it was ripe and released a cloud of seeds which are like dandelion seeds only larger and they blow every wich way. My advice is to watch carefully for any signs of ripening snd when you see any fix a paper bag around the pod to catch the seed. Some of these seeds germinated so it is not hard to obtain new plants from seed.

Hi, I am interested in your stephanotis seed. I also saw a number of plants I liked on your list. I have camellia tea sinensis, passiflora edulis flavicarpa, hibiscus, adenium seedlings I could trade as well as a huge seed tradelist if you would rather trade seed for seed.

It germinates easily and you should see a little green showing through the soil in a couple of weeks. Well, at least that is what happened to the ones I tried anyway. I find that the soil should be keep moist, warm and very well light location for them to germinate best.

with a plant susceptible to suckering.. i dont know why anyone would mess with seed ... regardless... all the power to you .... ken