Sommer Gardens / Thursday, July 7, 2011 / Categories: Hybridizing A naked seed pod The skin on some Brugmansia seed pods can be as tough as leather, allowing a ripe pod to hang on the plant for weeks and weeks after it has dried. For others, the skin disintegrates in a matter of days. Within a couple of weeks after ripening the pod may look like the one pictured below.I caught this pod just in time. When I held it to snip it off the plant, it completely fell apart leaving me clutching a handful of Angel Trumpet seeds. Fortunately the weather had been calm for the week prior, preventing a strong gust of wind from dispersing the seeds to the ground. Because pods ripen in just a couple of days when they reach maturity, I try to harvest the ripened pods every couple of days.If you are new to growing Brugmansia this photo will help you understand how the seeds are arranged in a pod. Angel Trumpet Brugmansia Painted Lady x Adeline Now its time for Seedapalooza Print Rate this article: 4.7 8143 Tags:Angel TrumpetBrugmansiabrugsseed podseeds