Devil’s claw seeds mature inside the seed pod. They are not viable until the pod itself matures—turning brownish, stiff, and eventually splitting open into the characteristic “claw” shape. As the claw opens, seeds may be flung away, aiding natural dispersal.
Harvest pods when they are fully brown and just beginning to split. If unsure, tie a mesh bag around the pod to catch seeds. Do not pick green pods—the seeds inside will not be mature.
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