Are these flowers that you bought? If so daffs are always picked in tight bud for selling as cut flowers so they would not have been pollinated and won't set seed. Even in the garden many don't get fertilized and never form a pod. Was this just as an experiment or did you intend to propagate a specific type of daff you have seen? If the latter any offspring, even if you could obtain seed, would not be like the parents necessarily. If you could put up a picture of the daffodil in question maybe someone can id it for you so you could find bulbs.

Hi Thanks for the Reply Floral....

This is an Experiment as I KNOW it Can be done with Amaryllis/Hippeastrum as I've Done it Myself and was Wondering about Doing it with Daffodils....

Do you mean you've done it with Hippeastrums bought as cut flowers in bud? Or that you've got ripe seed from Hippeastrums grown from bulbs?

Since it is an experiment there's one way to find out.

Yes Seeds from Cut Stems.....

That's impressive.