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Eugene,OR

What happened to your knee?

3/14/2025 10:26:03 PM

Tyngsboro, MA

Ooh I would LOVE to see what you could do with the 1832, but it definitely has a lot of strong competition!

3/14/2025 11:36:39 PM

Western Massachusetts

The 1832 is a special seed

3/15/2025 10:59:07 AM

valtierra/spain

Russ, I think a contracture for driving in an automatic car... my legs in Spain are always stretched when I drive, I'm not used to automatic cars, and so powerful.. haha. I came with a lot of desire to start doing things in the greenhouse, wanting to walk, and start improving my physical form for the season, and it is frustrating, to come back with an injury. On Tuesday I have another massage session, I hope it gets better. Jamie, if the 1832 in the pot is one of the best 4 plants I will put it on the ground, otherwise it will be my favorite pollinator. I firmly believe that it is a great seed, it is very special. It has totally different genetics from the genetics that everyone grows... And I think it gives a great genetic vigor (examples are 2465 and 2198 perrry). The daughters of the 2365 are not doing very well, I think only the 2020 paton is getting it, but it is the daughter of the 2907 clone paton, but these sperry do it really well, so I think the 1832 has a lot to say in the future.

3/15/2025 4:43:28 PM

Tyngsboro, MA

I hope your knee feels better. Thanks for the nice words about the 1832. I’m a big fan of it too and completely agree about the genetics. The mother diagram that was posted recently on the forum really showed how it. I’ve been interested in the hybrid vigor aspects of it and definitely feel that’s something about the 2465 and 2198 that makes them special. I did a spreadsheet analysis recently to try and see how genetically distinct they are - I’ll have to post it in my diary. Looking forward to seeing your season. Good luck!

3/15/2025 10:30:18 PM