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Wait until the poppy flowers wither and the plant forms a seed pod, which can range from 1/2 inch to 2 inches in diameter. Cut off the seed pod using small pruning shears once it turns a light brown color. Place the poppy seed pods, sometimes called seed heads, in a warm room with low humidity. Spread them on newspaper or paper towels, then let them dry for one to two weeks. The seeds are dry once you hear them rattle inside a pod when you shake it.
Outdoor Poppy Culture. Poppies of all varieties are cool-weather plants that bloom in late spring and early summer when temperatures are mild. Sow seeds or plant poppy seedlings in well-drained, evenly moist soil in full sunlight -- at least six hours a day, though 12 hours is ideal. The same light conditions necessary for germination carry over to their active growth stage. Once germinated, the plants put down deep taproots that help sustain them when they go dormant in the heat of summer.