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March 21, 2011 | #31 |
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Location: Hendersonville, NC zone 7
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You guys all probably know how much I love data - so here is some data for you!
This is all for Black Cherry: 2011 - planted 160 seeds (4 X 40) - two cells in 4 days; two cells in 7 days (that flat had to wait a few days before getting onto the heat mats). No difference from the other 40 or so varieties in the flats in germination time. 2010 - planted 160 seeds (4 X 40) - two cells in 4 days, two cells in 5 days - same as the other 40 or so varieties in the flats 2009 - planted 200 seeds (5 X 40) - all five up in 3 days, same time as the other 40 or so varieties in the flat. 2008 - planted 100 seeds (4 X 25) - all 4 up in 3 days, same timing as the other varieties in the flat. 2007 - planted 60 seeds (2 X 30) - both up in 3 days, same time as the other varieties in the flat. all of the above were vial 1888, which Darrel sent me in 2007 2006 - using my own saved seed saved in 2003 and 2004 - up in 4 or 5 days 2005 - didn't record the days - seed saved in 2003 and 2004 2004 - used 2003 seed - up in 5 days 2003 - the year I got it from TGSC - I got a few plants out of 10 seeds, but did note that it was low/slow germinating. But once I saved seed from that, it was fine going forward.
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