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I harvested the seeds from my burmannii's flower stalk and plopped them into what I had (both pots are about a 50/50 peat-perlite mix). I keep the pots moist, without a bag over the top, and outside with the same sun that my burmannii currently gets. I read that sand is preferable, so I placed a few seeds in my burmannii's current pot. I a few in my slackii's pot, which however does have moss over the top. I don't know if those seeds will really develope well, especially since I top water them (with drops from a spray bottle and sippy-cup) and I don't know if the seeds could have gotten washed off. Though if I fudged this one, I noticed my burmannii is sending up a second flower stalk so I should be able to have another go at it.

I can only speak from my own experience. I would say fairly easy since they sprouted in every pot where I didn't even sow any seeds. I have read that they tend to be a weed plant but they are one of my favorites.

Pretty easy for me. I tapped the flower stalk over a pot and completely forgot about it .I use the tray method for watering.

Yeah I'm using the tray method now for my burmannii's pot, since I found a little tupperware for it. I don't know if any seeds in it got washed away but I'm mainly hoping to get seeds in the empty pots I sowed them in.

This plant is very prolific. Make sure the soil doesn't dry out and you'll be fine. The seedlings respond very well to feeding (e.g. with crushed betta pellets)

This plant is so hardy it's crazy. It literally sits in more than 8 hours of direct sun in 80-90 and is unaffected.

I just tap the seed pots and look what happens? Esp the lower right hand corner of the pot.