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too late now?

21 years ago

My corkscrew vine is finally blooming like crazy and is getting visited by loads of ants which I believe is necessary for pollination.Some of the blooms have finished and dropped off but there are no signs of any seed pods forming.If in the event that I do manage to get a seed pod is it too late for it mature into viable seeds before the cold really sets in?

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kayjones
21 years ago
Dig it, pot it up, take it into a warm area with light, keep it watered, and the seed pods will mature.
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