Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Brug's ovaries?, 0 by Lily_love

Lily_love wrote:
Usually when a flower isn't pollinated, it will wilt and drop off stem and all. This Dr. D's first two blossoms held the stems and what look-like ovaries intact. They didn't seem to grow, but just sit there.
My question is, am I better off to snip these off to conserve growing energy for the young plant? Or should I just let them be and see if they develope into a seedpod?
(less than a year-old cutting under indoor growing condition).