Tropicals & Tender Perennials: New lil Baby seedlings!!!!! Continuation!!, 1 by Lily_love

Lily_love wrote:
Hello Lu, your pix of the wringling calyx looks promising that there maybe a sedpod within that cover. I remember Chrissy has suggested that we tear those paper thin cover off the pod to prevent bugs problem (it can harbor aphids, mites, fungal growths ect.). Last year, as my seedpods grew, I left them be. Those turned out okay (depends on the conditions and environment we've to provide for them).

This is my Eternity x (crossed) double pink's seedpod. It's roughly over an inch. Nature did all things. Something cause the calyx to fall off on its own reveal the developing seedpod within.