TB CULT what does a seed pod look like?

I can spot some flowers' seed pods miles away, and others, I can't!
My 8-month-old is proving adept at plucking buds, standards, falls,
bloomstalks, etc., as I kneel, holding her on one knee, taking
pictures with another.  Today she removed a pod -- it was still
very green and I opened it and lots of infant seeds :-(

Other "pods" I examined were smaller in size, as if dried and
shrunken (which makes sense) but the outside was rubbery or
slimy, not brittle as I would expect a seed pod to be.  Rubbery
and slimy means rotted to me.  And I could not find any "seeds"
inside.  The "seeds" in the green pod were clearly visible, 
about the size of pansy seeds.

So what DOES a TB pod look like?  Is it pale brown (vs. dark
brown) and brittle (cracks open easily) with smallish seeds?
That's what I'd guess... 

--Amy

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