Viewing post #1197378 by Schisma

Rainbow said:

I have no idea how this seed-grown tree's flower was pollinated...whether the pollen came from another flower on the tree or pollen from flower of another tree. The mother tree is an Adenium obesum with characteristics of an unknown cultivar.
If any one would like some seeds, send me a self-addressed, stamped, standard airmail envelope. USPS postage is the same here as for CONUS and Hawaii: 47 cents. Tree-mail me and I'll give you my mail address.

Note: I cannot guarantee whether the seeds will come true to the mother parent nor whether the seeds are viable.

So cool, you get seeds ! Very good idea to bind the pods !!!

If I remember well it is possible to pollinate manually one flower to another using the same plant.
And I think it is although possible to pollinate one flower to itself using a brush !

I could be interested for some seeds if you do not already give all of it.