J-105 tree blooming/ seed pod and now the one year old seedlings !!
Here is my J-105 Thai variety from jungle jacks !! The Seed pod opened last July and I sowed a dozen seeds. I gave away the other seed/ seedlings . Here they are as of today along with a picture of the momma tree!! ( J -105)
tree blooming today!!!
I love hand pollinating my trees and I thought you would like to see what has changed in one year!!
have a great night !!!
Laura
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7 years agoHi Gigi!!
i am really excited to see what blooms these little guys produce!! They say it takes a few years to see inflos, but I'll keep my fingers crossed!!
Keep trying on the twirling!! I have been doing this on and off ( when I think about it). And have one Seedpod developing on my Jackie!! It's growing nicely and I might see another on a special variety.. But I don't want to jinx myself to say right now!! I'll let it get bigger before I let my breath out!! ;-)
Here is Jackie that I hand pollinated.. And a picture of the Seedpod!!
Dupefl....
I also think Gina has similar traits as J-105. Im Sure they have some of the same DNA since most of those varieties are from seedlings from Penang Peach over in Thailand.. But my thoughts were the same as yours. I believe they are closely related!! They are both beautiful with the dark coloration and the reflexed white border on the petals..
Have a great day!!
Laura
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