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I've never done daffodil but, I think it would be the same . Cross pollinate, allow to ripen, plant in coir. I think it would be a long time to produce a bulb large enough to flower.
Amaryillis , Take pollen from one , put on pistil of another, the seed pod will form,ripen, pop open,soak seed ,plant. Wait forever for flower.I'm sure pros have a faster path to flower.
Amaryillis , Take pollen from one , put on pistil of another, the seed pod will form,ripen, pop open,soak seed ,plant. Wait forever for flower.I'm sure pros have a faster path to flower.
Daylily, pollen of one pretty to pistol of another pretty. Not all will take but, many do, Seed is ripe when the pod pops slightly. I soak seed in water with a bit of hydrogen peroxide, drain but keep moist, put in fridge for a month. (seed planted right away seems to germinate just fine). Plant in coir in greenhouse, grow all winter, plant in garden in spring, mulch to keep weeds down. (I use grass clipping and/or leaves.) Wait 1-3 years, and evaluate bloom. Transplant to growing bed with 12-18 inches between plants. Wait for the show. Separate to individual fans when plant looks hearty. July is a surprise part every day. CAUTION: DAYLILES CAN BE VERY ADDICTIVE.marshallsmyth said:How do you save and start Daylily, Amaryllis, and Daffodil seeds?