Although I have not tried with this species, my experience with other Brunsvigia sp is that they will produce some seed if selfed but are far more productive if a second clone is used. They also seem to be very productive when crossed with another species. 2 years ago I religiously selfed my B bosmaniae & only produced a couple of seeds. Last year I put pollen from B josephinae onto the B bosmaniae & got copious amounts of seed. This year I put pollen of B littoralis onto the B bosmaniae & once again got copious amounts of seed. At the same time, I also cross pollinated the 2 clones of B littoralis & got copious seeds from both clones. I am yet to flower B namaquana but have some very promising 5 year old seed grown bulbs & various others from a number of different locations that are still a number of years off flowering size. I just love their leaves & flowering will be a bonus! Bruce Schroder - Melbourne, Australia _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/…