It depends. Are you talking about adlumnia fungosa or a clerodendrun? If it's the adlumnia fungosa it should be winter sowed. The clerodendrum needs warmth and can't take freezing temps.
Karyn

I really don't know the name of it. I know that it's red and white. Does that help? =)

That sounds like a Clerodendrum thomsoniae. I've always propagated this plant by cuttings but I do grow other clerodendrums from seed. Nick & soak the seeds prior to planting. Keep them warm, bottom heat will help. Germination is fairly slow with the others that I've started from seed, 6-8 weeks. I assume this would have a similar germination rate.
Karyn

Here is a link that might be useful: Bleeding Heart vine

Thanks alot! And do you think they can be planted right now? I live in Louisiana. Should they be planted in Spring? =)

I don't know what your temps are but they need warmth to germinate. Unless it's very warm already I'd start them inside and provide bottom heat.
Karyn

Thanks so much!!! I have just one more question. What's bottom heat? I hope I don't sound like a fool asking this. lol =P

You don't sound foolish. Bottom heat is used to speed germination or help root cuttings. I use seed mats which are pretty much a heating pad specifically made for plants. I wouldn't use a regular heating pad. That's a fire hazard. The aren't made to withstand moisture or being used 24/7. You can find seed mats at some nurseries or you can find one on ebay. You shouldn't have to pay more then about $22 for a small seed mat.
Karyn

PS: Some people put their pots on top of the fridge.

Hey if anybody has any bleeding heart seeds or cutting I can have please let me know,I have been wanting 1 for so long and as of now I am rooting me some cuttings.