Propagation: hibiscus and azalea seeds, 1 by Lily_love

Lily_love wrote:
Like ecrane said, the hibiscus' seedpod is about the side of its flower's bud. Here is a ripe tropical hibiscus that has gone onto to seeds, and became ripe. Rarely I'd see these on my trop. hib. The flower only hang on a day or two - thus if insect don't find them and pollinate them before they wither.

When the semi-oval seedpod with a pointed end dried and popped; it looks like these. The seeds is mid-size about the size of cottonseed? (Those are black seeds inside the opened dried pod).