Here is a shot of a couple of pods on Charles Grimaldi.

If you try your hand at pollinating and get this,you probably missed.

If you get this,the calyx remaining attached after the flower drops,you have a good chance for a pod.

Thanks so much for the info- I recognize both!
kasha77

Well, I got pods. 3 of Gemini x Berkonigin.

JT, Veronica, or anyone else, can you tell folks how to get seedpods on their brugs?

Do we have a PP of the process or a video?

Brenda,I will put something together.We need some articles on the forum anyway.Why don't you write one as well.There would be some overlap but everyone does things a little differently.Maybe Veronica and anyone else who wants to can do a write up.

JT, I could do a pictorial, that is if I had three hands!!

Okey, I will work on it! Describing hybridizing brugs in words doesn't do the job- I need to see a photo! Lots of them. I'll have to wait for some fresh blossoms, tho, to work with.

Pictures are always good and help newbies visualize the process.
Send ing you some seed tomorrow.

I love the photos of the pods JT. This will be the first year I have a large enough collection to even begin thinking about crosses/hybridyzing, and love reading and seeing results. Just to be nosey, what are the little plants you are growing behind the brug pods?

Those small plants are young Desert Roses(Adeniums).Visit the adenium cubit to see more.