Submitted by mawnature on Sat, 08/30/2008 - 14:58.
Sometimes there aren't enough natural factors to pollinate the bloom. Seeds won't form without this taking place. It's easy to do....just pick one of the anthers that have the yellow pollen, and rub it on the stigma right in the center of the flower. This should give you a seed pod for each one you pollinate.
Submitted by vringsgarden on Sun, 08/24/2008 - 08:39.
Dizzy,I just found out a couple of weeks ago you can start lilies from seed.So now you know I am obsessing!!!If you ever have any seeds please let me know.hehe...velvet
I haven't
No seeds yet.
Dizzy...Try pollinating a couple
Sometimes there aren't enough natural factors to pollinate the bloom. Seeds won't form without this taking place. It's easy to do....just pick one of the anthers that have the yellow pollen, and rub it on the stigma right in the center of the flower. This should give you a seed pod for each one you pollinate.
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/plants/printouts/floweranatomy...
Good luck getting seeds, Dizzy!!
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