Wild production activity has been on the rise, recently. Hopefully the mid 90F's we're experiencing after so much cooler weather won't upset their rhythm. I have many of these guys positioned for morning sun and afternoon shade and a couple spoiled ones are even getting chauffeured to the cooler inside temperatures around noon each day.
Baccatum Fragilis showing decent pollen production - and getting spoiled.
Eximium CAP 1491
USDA Cardenasii
The outdoor OW Lanceolatum has been a conveyor belt of pod production; not a bunch at a time, but consistently a handful at each of the various stages of production.
Chacoense CAP 212 is starting on an outdoor round after an isolated first round ripened indoors.
And the Eximium CGN 19198 seems to be getting down to business
Cheers!