AG Genetics and Breeding
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Subject: 1985 miller review...
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LongmontPete |
Colorado
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was curious to hear thoughts from those who grew this seed. How was plant/fruit shape, etc.? thanks!
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11/14/2014 11:41:24 PM
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Alex B |
Ham Lake, Minnesota
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All fruit sets were long and resembled a football. Fruit grew low and wide. So wide the stem split vertically through and eventually into the cavity. Before the split it was raging in growth. I came out 10pct light on 428" OTT(215"cc) @1445lbs. All of this happened on a forced patch with low nutrients and 4.9pH
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11/15/2014 12:33:45 AM
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Twinnie(Micheal) |
Ireland
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epic plant
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11/15/2014 8:02:27 AM
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Twinnie(Micheal) |
Ireland
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epic plant
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11/15/2014 8:02:30 AM
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JK |
Flat Rock, Michigan
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All my fruit resembled a cucumber shape, very aggressive plant, first one in patch to fill in 750 sq. ft. no problems from it. It went 25% heavy .I would plant it again special plant for me .
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11/15/2014 11:37:20 AM
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Bubba Presley |
Muddy Waters
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Alex Im starting to think a lot of kins that go light or split are due to low fertility issues.If your soil was low on nutrients.How often were you feeding it??
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11/16/2014 7:48:10 AM
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Mr.Charlie |
New Hampshire
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I grew the 1985 Miller and got an 823lb birdbath. Got a stem split real early and never got a decent plant. Ended up pollinating on June 29th about 8 feet out. Plant only got to about 350 square feet. Self pollinated and will try again next year.
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11/18/2014 8:20:56 AM
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delta Rob |
Walnut Grove, California
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I grew this plant. I used the 2032 as its pollinator. the plant was strong and healthy. I made a mistake with my techniques which resulted in a pathway for rot to get into the stem. I would plant it again, I think it has a lot of potential rg
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1/8/2015 12:26:12 PM
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