Pics of a few seedlings...

burntbiscuits

16 years ago

It's great to have a place to post some pics of DL seedlings...

There were some bitone seedlings earlier...here is one I've been growing for several years

Here is a new near white I really like...FFO

I've been working on edges for several years, here's a couple I like...

Thanks for looking

Jerry

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okbt
16 years ago
Beautiful,Jerry!Really love that first one. Thanks for showing them,and please post more if you have them.
Betsy
burntbiscuits
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks Betsy...I'm just getting the hang of how to post pics, I've gone back and resized everything...I'll post some more later

Jerry
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MaxBaerHems
16 years ago
Wonderful Pic's Jerry....Show us more and give us some details on them, please. Thanks for sharing these with us.

Rick
shive
16 years ago
You've grown some very pretty seedlings! I especially like the first two.

Debra
maximus7116
16 years ago
That first one is a beauty. Statistics, please!
msrose
16 years ago
Yep, the first one is my favorite also!

Laurie
okbt
16 years ago
Jerry,
Do you resize in Photobucket itself?There is an option that auto sizes the pics you upload from your pc.Above the BROWSE button.Set the option to email size-I think it's 320x240.
burntbiscuits
Original Author
16 years ago
Details on some of the DL pics

all are dips
1. Bitone is about 5.5" good bud count but slow to increase. Is fertile and sets pods
2. Near white is 5.25", first year bloom so I'm still just watching. I've set one pod but won't set any more so it will increase
3 & 4. Medium pink with darker edge, not really a picotte edge. Size 4.5", good bud count 20+, set pods easily
5. 5.5" - first year so I'm still evaluating, has set a couple of pods.

more later

Jerry
pollinatorbob
16 years ago
Jerry. Nice! I love to see other hyridizers' seedlings. That first one is very pleasing on the eyes. It has much going on which makes you want to continue looking at it. Great job! Maybe we could trade fans sometime if I have something you would like to use. Bob
mizellie
16 years ago
Love the edges on # 1 but I like them all. Good work!!!!Ellie
jean_ar
16 years ago
omg, they are so beautiful.They are every one just gorgeous.Could not pick a favorute out of them if I tried.More photos,please.

Jean
tweetypye
16 years ago
Just look at those beauties! Jerry, where have you been hiding with all your lovely seedlings? :) The 1st and the last are my favs, but all are very pretty.
Jan

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