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Datura inoxia
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There is a Datura inoxia growing outside the front door of one of the buildings on my college.  Don't worry though I'm not going to eat any of it, however, I am going to grab a seed pod.  They look cool and will look good in the garden I am planning for next year. :smile:


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Re: Datura inoxia [Re: minesstudent]
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Watch out they self seed heavily. They can become a bit intrusive. Datura metel is better about this. As well it is, in my opinion, a more attractive cultivar with a much better scent. However D.inoxia is a cool looking plant and free is free. Have fun with that but not too much.... :reaper:


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Re: Datura inoxia [Re: mr_minds_eye]
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How do you know when the seedpods are good to pick?


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Re: Datura inoxia [Re: minesstudent]
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a large patch of flesh will fall off, looking like someone took a bite


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Re: Datura inoxia [Re: Mitchnast]
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yea the pods will break open around the tip(bottom) and seeds will start to fall out

thats a good sign the pod(and seeds) is ready

also, i recomend putting the seeds on a paper towel and letting them sit out overnight....
sometimes they retain a bit of that white flesh from where they broke off the inside of the pod....
if this is not dry and you bag them, there is a chance of rot or fungi setting in and ruining your seed


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Re: Datura inoxia [Re: Schwip]
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Cool, thanks. Not quite ready yet, although the plant looks like it is going to bloom again. Those flowers are pretty.


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Re: Datura inoxia [Re: minesstudent]
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You can get mature seeds before the pods break. After they get to a certain size and stay there for a while they are usually mature. The seeds are tan when mature and white if they aren't. They usually put out a bunch of seed pods so chances are you don't have to worry about acquiring seed stock.


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