self-fertile/seeds was Clematis from cuttings

If a plant produces seeds, is it a given that the seeds will grow (not
counting mishandling of course)
For example, my purple millet from last year (expensive packet/10 seeds/4
sprouted/1 grew): I saved every seed from the stalk.  Am I wasting my time,
more particularly space,  if I try to start them?
and if I'm not, start indoors or out?

Monica

 > But I do know that the plants are self fertile now -- so did get a crop
of
> seeds. And the plant has 10 or so stems that can be separated plus its
blooming
> again!!!  Not bad for a plant that had to suffer with me all winter, being
> sown last fall.
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