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Old January 7, 2016   #1
clkingtx
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Default Could this be Anmore Treasures?

I am growing several different veggies hydroponically this winter, and I started some seeds from wintersown.org that were supposed to be Anmore Treasures. I haven't grown this before, so wasn't sure what to expect. The plants I got are still very young, but are really getting bigger than I expected, and seems to be growing in a funny way(leaves twisting). They sprouted on 12/31, so are about 7 days old now, and are as tall or taller than my sweet n neat plant that is 24 days old. I am waiting to select one to leave to grow until they get big enough that I can root the one I cut off. Out of all the seeds I planted for this variety, these are the only ones that sprouted. Could these be Anmore Treasures? They are about 2 1/2 to 3 inches tall, and have been within an inch or two of a good light, so not leggy due to lack of light. They are in the same nutrient solution that I am using on my other plants, a lettuce and herbs formula.
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Old January 7, 2016   #2
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Early to tell but they don't look like a normal regular leaf plant . Wait and see I guess
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Old January 7, 2016   #3
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Early to tell but they don't look like a normal regular leaf plant . Wait and see I guess
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This is a variety developed by Tania herself and when I look at some of thepictures and check the foliage I see leaves that have no indentations along the leaf edges.

http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/w...more_Treasures

https://www.google.com/search?q=Anmo..._AUIBigA&dpr=1

And the above with lots more sources and pictures.

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Old January 7, 2016   #4
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I've grown it, RL determinate with a lax (tumbling) habit. Good for hanging baskets
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