Why Seeds Will Not Produce the Same Plant When a plant produces a seed, it is the result of sexual reproduction. Pollen from one flower fertilizes another, and the genetic material from two plants combines to form the seed. Because
Camellias can be propagated asexually through grafting, rooting, or air-layering. These methods typically produce exact replicas of the original plant. In contrast, when camellias are grown from seed, the results are unpredictable. While a small number of new camellia varieties