Hi Kari, This article shares four different ways to plant your milkweed seeds. https://farm-kits.com/planting-milkweed-seeds/
]]>Hi Jen,
I would recommend leaving them on the plant as that’s how the seeds mature, but it’s worth a try to see if it will work if they’re going to be mowed anyway. 🙂
Hi Carley, Unfortunately the seed pods need to ripen before harvesting. If they’re harvested too soon, it’s unlikely they’ll germinate.
]]>Hi Dee, It’s best to let the pods dry on the plant. If they’re already full of seeds, be sure to store in a cool, dry place.
]]>Hi Kate,
It’s recommended you use gardening gloves when touching milkweed pods and seeds.
Thanks, Betsy,
Even if a leafed plant isn’t flowering, the monarchs will still lay eggs. 🙂