Images of Seedpods, Seeds and Seedlings
Cladanthus to Clivia
| Name | Seed Pod | Notes | Seeds | Germination Method I Used |
Seedling |
| Cladanthus arabicus Asteraceae |
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There is no seedpod. Seeds are small dark brown sticks in a dense head. | ![]() |
Spring Outside (6 days) |
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| Clarkia amoena Onagraceae Godetia |
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Seedpod is long and pointed. Seeds are small dark brown pointed drops. Many seeds in a pod. | ![]() |
Spring Outside (5 days) |
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| Clarkia bottae Onagraceae |
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Seedpod is long, thin, upright. Seeds are tiny light brown drops surrounded by fluff. Many seeds in a pod. | ![]() |
Spring Outside (12 days) |
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| Clarkia elegans Onagraceae Garland Flower |
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The seedpod is cone-shaped. Seeds are small velvety brown drops. Many seeds in a pod. | ![]() |
Winter Outside (10 days) Spring |
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| Clematis - many Ranunculaceae |
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Seedhead is a ball of greyish fluff. Seeds are small woody diamonds with a fluffy tail. Many seeds in a seedhead. | ![]() |
Winter Outside (62-127 days) |
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| Cleome hassleriana Capparaceae Spider Flower |
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Seeds are litte greenish brown commas, like baby snails. Many seeds in a pod. | ![]() |
Spring Outside (45 days) |
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| Clethra - many Clethraceae |
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Seeds are small brown balls. Many seeds in a pod. | ![]() |
Winter Outside (Sorry, lost the record) |
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| Clianthus puniceus Papilionaceae Lobster Claw |
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Seed pod is a bean pod. Seeds are small dark brown beans. Many seeds in a pod. | ![]() |
Nick & soak seed Any time Inside/Propagator/Deno (4-10 days) |
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| Clitoria ternatea Papilionaceae Butterfly Pea |
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The seedpod is a pea pod. Seeds are dark brown beans. Several seeds in a pod. | ![]() |
Nick & soak seed Spring |
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| Clivia miniata Amaryllidaceae |
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Seedpod is a large red berry with one or more large translucent light brown seeds in. | ![]() |
Nick & soak seed Winter Propagator (4 days) |
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