Green Dragon Seed Ball
11 years ago
My clump of Green Dragon (Arisaema dracontium) has two seed balls, if that's the proper term. Can I collect these and separate the seed and plant them to get new plants? The original plant deeps dividing and has now over a dozen stems.
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