Only for USA shipping. Have enough for the first two people to post in this thread that they'd like some. Each person will get about 10-11 seeds. Post here then PM me name & shipping address. 

I don't usually get seeds because I cut them down before they're mature enough to create seed and let new stems in the clump grow. Here in S FL we grow new ones by separation because it's much quicker.

Cool looking seeds aren't they?

I would line to try them out.

I don't need any seeds, I divide them up for more plants too.  But I have never looked at the seed pods when they flower...they look like furry candy corn! 

41 minutes ago, Merlyn said:

I don't need any seeds, I divide them up for more plants too.  But I have never looked at the seed pods when they flower...they look like furry candy corn! 

They don't form seeds until the stem is pretty big.  You won't see seeds form during the first several years of flowering. Then they'll start forming a woody seed pod that opens as it dries out and  is similar in appearance (although much smaller) to a Travelers palm Ravenala madagascariensis seed pod.

3 hours ago, NOT A TA said:

They don't form seeds until the stem is pretty big.  You won't see seeds form during the first several years of flowering. Then they'll start forming a woody seed pod that opens as it dries out and  is similar in appearance (although much smaller) to a Travelers palm Ravenala madagascariensis seed pod.

Does Strelitzia reginae produce similar seeds?  Seems to me I've seen Ravenala madagascariensis seeds with blue fuzz instead of orange.

55 minutes ago, Fusca said:

Does Strelitzia reginae produce similar seeds?  Seems to me I've seen Ravenala madagascariensis seeds with blue fuzz instead of orange.

 I don't know about the Strelitzia reginae, I've had what I believe is one for about 20 years and it's looked the same, never flowered. I tried moving it about 10 years ago because it never got bigger, but it just looks the same.  I kinda wish it would just die, pic below.  Yes the Ravenala madagascariensis seed covering is blue, lower pic.

The density of hue on these seed coverings is amazing!  If I didn't already have a BoP in a pot I'd definitely ask for seeds.  If only to see if I could get them to go up here in Platte River country...

Bump.  Still have seeds for someone who wants to try them!

I’d like to try them.