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C N Y

I'm glad she's getting a chance, with her 'liver instinct';
I can't believe those beauties from the 1366. Wow. eg

4/11/2026 8:02:17 PM

Grittyville, WA

I wish it was as easy as planting a seed next to a pile of manure. Hmm... maybe I will try...

4/11/2026 10:34:14 PM

Oak Grove, Mn

I am glad that I am not the only one that noticed gypsy girl. I think i am going to let my 1211 loose, the only way it can go is downhill

4/12/2026 12:23:04 AM

C N Y

I had thought I was gonna someday pollinate with the 706.5 Willemse, the most-selfed seed lineup I had ever seen, and it did grow for me, back then, like 2004 or so, I dunno.
The 1211 can only go uphill to greatness-further, if you asked me and 963 is nothing to sneeze at. The progeny's female side is only increasing, so, give it a go and if you have any left in the Fall, I'd most-likely likey-likey, before it goes 2500+HD!!
PS---> The Latests: 96 3 Johnson was from the 1211 Borgers and the 96 2 Willemse was from the 706.5 Willemse;
Just randomly that close in this gust of wind, lol.
eric g

[Last edit: 04/12/26 2:00:57 AM]

4/12/2026 1:32:11 AM

Oak Grove, Mn

If i put the 1211 on top of the 6 ft mound of dirt that i have in my yard...it can only grow downhill but as you say...it can still go uphill to further greatness. I think the 962 Willemse 2000 would be close in number of selfed generations..The 963 Johnson is one beyond. What do you think...should I add the time I am thinking about the gypsy challenge to my time score?

4/12/2026 1:57:54 AM

C N Y

Probably, butt it's too complicated for me at the moment, lol. Haaaaaaaaa haaaaaa on yer comment.
Hey, see that I've edited my reply there with a tidbit(s).
Just interesting. Had fun. eric g

[Last edit: 04/12/26 2:03:56 AM]

4/12/2026 2:03:22 AM