after iris is done blooming I got a green pod on the stem.

what is it , should i plant it?

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#1 Comment By MichiganDot On 07/21/2019 @ 9:19 am

It sounds like a seedpod has grown on your iris. It is possible to grow iris from seed but new plants won’t bloom for 2 years. Division is the usual method for propagating iris at home. Some seeds may take more than a year to germinate so patience is vital. Since most iris are hybrids, seed grown plants won’t look exactly like the parent plant – genetics at work. The following article explains the process: https://theamericanirissociety.blogspot.com/2017/02/growing-irises-from-seed.html ^[1]

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