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AG Genetics and Breeding
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Subject: AG seeds
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pg3 |
Lodi, California
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If anyone has hot seeds that they want to trade then plz leave your email and seed name in the responces and I will get back to you. thanks!
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11/23/2012 3:03:30 AM
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Pumpking |
Germany
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You want hot seeds to grow them? In 2013? The hot seed is just the spark which makes the load go off, but without the latter the spark will be lost. Any clue what I´m talking about? ...just a brief explanation of my concerns: I´ve noticed your nickname here for the first time this week, especially in the context of looking for hot seeds, but I haven´t seen the same frequency of entries in those parts of the message board which deal with other (essential, significant, whatsoever important) parts of the life of an Atlantic Giant.
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11/23/2012 4:31:42 PM
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Pumpking |
Germany
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have a look here:
http://www.bigpumpkins.com/msgboard/ViewThread.asp?b=14&p=462293
This could make a warm seed grow like hot, sorry, like hell, whereas the hottest seed won´t be able to make a hellofalotofgrowthandproduction without a couple of other essentials.
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11/23/2012 4:38:12 PM
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Pumpking |
Germany
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another suggestion: Go to pumpkinlink
http://www.pumpkinlink.com/
and search for some of the seeds you have grown before (if you have grown AGs before, from controlled crosses, of course), and if there are progeny of those seeds listed already, you can have a clue as to the potential in the seeds you had grown, and then you may have an idea if a really hot seed could give the expected push forward, or if others had done much better with the seeds from the same seed stock and the key to the push forward is hidden in their growing techniques.
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11/23/2012 4:48:17 PM
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pg3 |
Lodi, California
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thanks, though i'v already used pumpkin link and have been growing for a few yrs.
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11/23/2012 11:39:00 PM
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