They are popular as Halloween decorations or used as a dining.

The pods looked sort of like tiny pumpkins but brownish. I saw small pods or seed like things the other day used as a Halloween decoration; they did look like very small (smaller than an M&M) pumpkins. I asked the store owner what they were and she said they are a type of seed but she couldn't remember what they were; they were painted orange. Yields bean-like seed pods that are 8–20" long and ¼–½" wide, starting out green and turning brownish as they ripen.

They are filled with numerous, 1" long seeds that are fringed at the ends. Requires cleanup after the flower petals, leaves and seed pods drop. Find latest posts by firmbeliever.

It comes from Japan and is not a popular variety for eating, but it carves very well.

rexmo Posts: 1, Reputation: 1. New Member. Sep 19,PM. These are indeed putka pods. The scientific name for the plant seems to be very elusive. The information on the link above is INCORRECT. Yingburing is the wax obtained from beehives in the Bhutan. Apis is the scientific name for BEES.

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In short, these trees are a mess year round.