Viewing post #2738202 by GigiAdeniumPlumeria

Wildbloomers said: @Kaktus I know that this may be too late but it may not be a good idea to let those seeds dry out. If they've been wet for three days they may have initiated germination and if you interrupt that process it may not restart. If they were mine I'd sow them immediately. Or, as a learning/teaching tool, sow half now and let the other half dry. See which way gives better results.

That explains what happened to my long beautiful seedpod on my dwarf adenium that was full of tiny seeds*. The seedpod was wet and I dried it but not a single seed sprouted when I tried to germinate them.