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A couple flats of your babies
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Placed them into their pots today. Too early to be left out permanently yet so they will shuffle between the kitchen by the patio door and the deck for a couple weeks. First plant opened a flower today, looks to be a nice sized infloremsense as well. A couple yellow leaves but I'm not worried about that, just we're getting impatient, very nice root structures.
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Plant looks huge - it's not; growing in 2 gallon root pouch.
I'm so glad I had fruit set this spring (started so late for Florida). Will be prepared for fall season. |
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the plants from your seeds are doing very well and some of them are doing flowerbuds. I will post pictures when they are blooming.
I have more micros than dwarfs From 13x F3 6 I have two plants, a micro and a dwarf , but none of them are PL... |
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Maybe mine aren't big enough to tell the diff yet. |
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Alright Dan here are 74 of your babies all potted up. The 38 in the foreground are already begining to flower. Alot of PL's turned out RL and vice versa. All will still be grown out because why not.
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Dan, Mine are still indoors due to the weather but will be planted out next week.
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I am also hoping to get mine in the ground next weekend, weather permitting. I do have a plants w/flower clusters.
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Hi! I'm also trying to grow some, but I wasn't lucky enough this season. Some didn't sprout and others grow so slow. I changed a soil and fertilizer hoping for the better results. So far, I'm enjoying all of your pics and looking forward for mine ))) Still trying to figure out what is micro and what dwarf in my pots.
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Seeing some differences in my 5 plants of 11xF3. The earlier setting plants have trusses with notably fewer flowers than some of the later setting plants, see the differences below.
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When I said they should come micro, I based it on the assumption that there were recessive genes that kept them small. If that were the case, once they came small, the smallness should be fixed and all offspring should stay small. I don't know that to be the case. That is something we'll learn with this experiment. That's part of what makes this fun. |
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Here are a couple of quick shots of a couple of 11X-F3's.
The regular leaf was the earliest to bloom. It's hard to see but I counted 80+ buds/blooms/tomatoes. We'll see how many turn to fruit soon. The potato leaf has very different growth characteristics. Both plants are the same age. |
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I have seen some very weird growth characteristics with some of these - especially with the potato leaf ones. I expect there will be lots that just don't pan out to anything worthwhile. It will be interesting to see what it becomes. I have had some that stayed small/weird like that then sent up an umbrella-like canopy of blossoms - see photo below. I typically plant LOTS of seed and start culling as soon as I see something that I don't like. But then, I have only grown out F2s for 6 of over 50 different crosses I've made with the micro multifloras. I am growing out F1s from 50+ crosses with the micro-multifloras this summer. There is more than enough to keep lots of people busy. Keep us posted. |
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