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Vince · October 13, 2009

Update: Have quite a few F3 plants from the small and big F2 Browns. Taste so far is excellent on most 8+. As expected the F3 fruits from the small brown F2 seed are mostly nice small cherries(sungold size, with a few slightly larger mixed in) all Browns so far. The F3 plants from the large brown F2 seed are much larger, most 2ozs+. One of these has produced a 6.5 oz brown beefsteak. The most exciting find is that I have two plants from this line pumping out delicious 2oz purples! Checked the skin to make sure. Now we have lots of Brown seed lines and a few purples for 2010.

goodwin · October 13, 2009

hi Vince -

I saved the seed from the F1 cross, but I'm not expecting what you're seeing to emerge since the interesting traits are recessive in this case. I might be able to help you pursue one of these other lines. I also have some of the crosses I've made to wild hybrids you might want to mess with - lots of crazy genetics there. Some have Sun Gold parentage. Turned out to be a pretty good year, huh?

icelord · October 13, 2009

Hey Vince! Amazing stuff! If you need any help I have room and keep good records. My question would be, do any of these crosses exhibit any disease resistance? And how much does hybrid vigor figure into the mix?

Dean

RJ_Hythloday · October 14, 2009

I've got a volunteer sungold F2 I was thinking about growing F3 and F4 next season, but a cross would be alot more fun.

goodwin · January 29, 2010

So Vince - I'm getting around to sending you the seeds saved from Vinces's Very Fine Cherry. I don't think you'll see further segregation, but it is a nice orange. I'm curious about the browns and purples you're seeing. Are you keeping things going through the winter?
Lee

Vince · February 19, 2010

"I'm getting around to sending you the seeds saved from Vinces's Very Fine Cherry. I don't think you'll see further segregation"

you would be suprised, have seen F2 Reds and pinks from F1 Oranges in this cross!

frogsleap farm · February 19, 2010

Vince - I'll send seed from the best F2 lines and the two new F1's I grew last year.

October 13, 2009	#91
Vince Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 942	Update: Have quite a few F3 plants from the small and big F2 Browns. Taste so far is excellent on most 8+. As expected the F3 fruits from the small brown F2 seed are mostly nice small cherries(sungold size, with a few slightly larger mixed in) all Browns so far. The F3 plants from the large brown F2 seed are much larger, most 2ozs+. One of these has produced a 6.5 oz brown beefsteak. The most exciting find is that I have two plants from this line pumping out delicious 2oz purples! Checked the skin to make sure. Now we have lots of Brown seed lines and a few purples for 2010. __________________ Vince

October 13, 2009	#93
icelord Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: 23463 copemish Mi 49625 Posts: 180	Hybrids Hey Vince! Amazing stuff! If you need any help I have room and keep good records. My question would be, do any of these crosses exhibit any disease resistance? And how much does hybrid vigor figure into the mix? Dean

February 19, 2010	#96
Vince Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 942	"I'm getting around to sending you the seeds saved from Vinces's Very Fine Cherry. I don't think you'll see further segregation" you would be suprised, have seen F2 Reds and pinks from F1 Oranges in this cross! __________________ Vince

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October 13, 2009	#92
goodwin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Espanola, New Mexico Posts: 606	hi Vince - I saved the seed from the F1 cross, but I'm not expecting what you're seeing to emerge since the interesting traits are recessive in this case. I might be able to help you pursue one of these other lines. I also have some of the crosses I've made to wild hybrids you might want to mess with - lots of crazy genetics there. Some have Sun Gold parentage. Turned out to be a pretty good year, huh?

October 14, 2009	#94
RJ_Hythloday Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Logan, UT Posts: 207	I've got a volunteer sungold F2 I was thinking about growing F3 and F4 next season, but a cross would be alot more fun.

January 29, 2010	#95
goodwin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Espanola, New Mexico Posts: 606	So Vince - I'm getting around to sending you the seeds saved from Vinces's Very Fine Cherry. I don't think you'll see further segregation, but it is a nice orange. I'm curious about the browns and purples you're seeing. Are you keeping things going through the winter? Lee

February 19, 2010	#97
frogsleap farm Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Minnesota Posts: 568	Vince - I'll send seed from the best F2 lines and the two new F1's I grew last year.