Plumie Friends!
I know this is off topic, but I am hoping that someone here might be able to help. I can't seem to find a seed pod on any of my plumeria, but...I have a seed pod forming on my small brugmansia plant, a no id yellow.
It was started from a cutting about a year ago. I have no other brugmansia, there was only one bloom, and I'm not sure how this got pollinated. Do these self-pollinate? Are the pods like plumeria and take months to mature? Right now, it looks like an okra...any information would be helpful.
Thanks!
Wendi
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