Re: Improving shape AND rebloom
- Subject: Re: Improving shape AND rebloom
- From: A*@aol.com
- Date: Sat, 18 Nov 2006 08:04:20 EST
HRH didn't rebloom for me. Cantina has. TC is throwing some
interesting rebloom seedlings. In 2003 I failed to mark a cross onto
TC. It was one of the Ghio reds but I couldn't remember if it was Ritual
or Regimen. This has been an exceptional cross. Many rebloomers in a
variety of colors and patterns. Not all finished products by any means,
but interesting none the less.
<<As a beginner,That should teach me two
things :Patience, cos it took you 2 generations,
and that's a lot of time, Hope, cos you show it's
possible, in only ( when we really put things into
persperctive) two generations to achieve with irises what has been
impossible to do with humans in centuries!>>
Some times you get lucky. Or maybe it's the planning and studying
that does it. Many of my successes have been first generation--
Breeding for rebloomers is not for the faint of heart. Some times
it gets very frustrating. Some classes are extremely difficult. For
me, red is an extremely hard class to work. There are many more pitiful
seedlings than good ones. I gave up at one time. And I'm close to it
again. The form is harder to get than the
rebloom.
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