Let nature take it's course. Let the seed pods develop and disperse in
the tank, which they will do without any help. After they have been
released if you need to relocate them, you can do so then, or wait until
they actually sprout (times vary according to light and temperature)
then replant them where you will. Good luck on a simple plant that's fun
to watch.
Walt





On Sat, 15 Mar 2003 08:27:23 GMT, "Dave M. Picklyk"
wrote:

In my 48 gallon at work, the apon sent up another stalk (did it a few months
ago too) and is flowering. It took 3 days to grow over 2 feet! Anyways...how
does one plant the seeds from the flower? We tried drying out the flower and
taking the tiny black seeds from the pods and scattering them around in the
gravel...but...we're still not sure what the seeds looked like--or if the
pods were the seeds themselves??

Anyone have any experience with apons?

Thanx!!