"THURSTON ACKERMAN" expounded:
Let them dry on the plant. You'll have to remove the two covering anyway, to get at the money, the seeds will come with the covers. You want a few to drop, anyways, so you'll have new plants for next year.
"THURSTON ACKERMAN" Let them dry on the plant. You'll have to remove the two covering anyway, to get at the money, the seeds will come with the covers. You want a few to drop, anyways, so you'll have new plants for next year.
Read the full reply"THURSTON ACKERMAN" expounded:
Let them dry on the plant. You'll have to remove the two covering anyway, to get at the money, the seeds will come with the covers. You want a few to drop, anyways, so you'll have new plants for next year.
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My wife's money plant has been glorous this year (dispite a lousy spring here in Massachusets) and has produced a bountous yeld of the coin sized seed pods. I have put some old screening under the plants to collect the seeds
(or is there a better way to harvest them maybe ?-)
Ciao, Ack.
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