RE: Re: HYB: burrito method etc
- Subject: RE: [iris-talk] Re: HYB: burrito method etc
- From: M* R*
- Date: Mon, 8 Jul 2002 09:16:17 -0700
> From: Linda Mann[SMTP:lmann@volfirst.net]
> if I keep them well watered, they more or less stew in their own juices
> and I
> can't keep them healthy, much less growing well. If I don't keep them
> well watered, they just fry. However, so many will rot in this kind of
> climate, I'd just as soon they get that over with in their window box
> crowded planting before I go to the trouble of lining them out. So many
> introductions selected in regions with low humidity and low rainfall
> during the hot part of the year will rot here.
>
I approve of the Darwinistic approach. On my part, it's mostly lack of time
and space; but letting the weak ones die of will eventually improve the
overall gene pool. Of course, I suspect the ugliest ones will usually
survive.
John Reeds in 9b southern California
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