Wait until daylily seed pods begin to split open naturally. Collect shiny black seeds inside.
Germination in 3–4 weeks. Seedlings resemble grass. Transplant to individual cells when handleable. Harden off after last frost: 10 days in shade, then full sun.
Important: Hybrid daylily seeds will not produce plants identical to the parent. Expect variation in color, form, and bloom time.
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