The babies you're referring to are simply seeds that have germinated among the old seed pods on the inflorescence. Simply take tweezers and lift them off and attach them to whatever mounting medium you like. A tiny dab of a silicon glue will help.

Merkity, I tend to have greater success in the fall when temps are cooler and humidity is higher. This past year, 37 seeds set versus the 8 from the year before. Ed

That is a big "DUH" for me - sorry- I should know what potting up means! Thanks. One of the tubers didn't look that great, so out of curiosity I cut it in half - it looked just like a grape inside. The other one has a little root on it so I will plant that and hopefully that will take.

Sorry for the delay. I was bogged down by troubles using TurboTax and missed reading quite a few emails, including Floral's. It was a time of year (in Southern California) when trees around here might have foliage even if they are deciduous. In any event, the tree did have plenty of leaves. I must try to get back there and take a photo to post. Thank you for answering me.