Hello!
I have had this D. Capensis for about 5 months now, and this is the second time it has begun to produce a flowering stem. The first time I cut it off, as I have heard that it takes quite a bit of energy from the plant and I was uninterested (and too busy) at the time to deal with it. Now, I am fairly interested in seeing if I can cultivate some seeds from it. My main question is how to go about doing this, can I cross-pollinate flowers from the same plant and get results? Or do I need a second plant? If that's the case then I suppose I am going to have to get another. And if I can cross-pollinate, does anyone have recommendations about how to go about the process? Thanks!
Kevin
http://imgur.com/P6Gp2o9
I have had this D. Capensis for about 5 months now, and this is the second time it has begun to produce a flowering stem. The first time I cut it off, as I have heard that it takes quite a bit of energy from the plant and I was uninterested (and too busy) at the time to deal with it. Now, I am fairly interested in seeing if I can cultivate some seeds from it. My main question is how to go about doing this, can I cross-pollinate flowers from the same plant and get results? Or do I need a second plant? If that's the case then I suppose I am going to have to get another. And if I can cross-pollinate, does anyone have recommendations about how to go about the process? Thanks!
Kevin
http://imgur.com/P6Gp2o9