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My wife's money plant has been glorous this year
(dispite a lousy spring here in Massachusets) and
has produced a bountous yeld of the coin sized seed
pods. I have put some old screening under the plants
to collect the seeds

(or is there a better way to harvest them maybe ?-)

Ciao, Ack.

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My wife's money plant has been glorous this year
(dispite a lousy spring here in Massachusets) and
has produced a bountous yeld of the coin sized seed
pods. I have put some old screening under the plants
to collect the seeds

(or is there a better way to harvest them maybe ?-)

Let them dry on the plant. You'll have to remove the two covering
anyway, to get at the money, the seeds will come with the covers. You
want a few to drop, anyways, so you'll have new plants for next year.
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Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
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