Korean Snow
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- Subject: Korean Snow
- From: I* C*
- Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2001 12:08:55 +0100
Does anyone out there have any experience of breeding with
Korean Snow?
I was talking with Mike Shadrack, and discovered that both of
us have used it as a pod parent, and neither of us have any obviously streaked
seedlings to show for our efforts. Mine were sown in mid-January, and
there was reasonable germination, and the seedlings are now at the two leaf
stage under 24 hr. lights.
It occurred to me that:-
a) the potentially streaked seed might have a shorter
viability.
b) the variegation might not as yet be evident, being of
a misty nature.
My pollen parents include a late flowering Dorothy
Benedict. The seed was frozen during the interval between collection and
sowing
Mike also commented that he had poor results generally this
season for streaked seedlings, including
normally successful breeders like Christmas Tree Gala. My results
have also been below average with the notable exception of a streaked nigrescens
elatior, which has produced an above average percentage of variegated
offspring.
Ian Chrystal
i*@hosta-holic.freeserve.co.uk
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