Re: HYB: CULT: antibiotics & selecting seedling

>If you had a seedling that bloomed once and was a future Dykes' winner,  
>would you just let it suffer and die because it got some rot?


My 2-cents worth:
If it showed rot once in a bad year, or an occasional light touch, no.  They all do at times.  If it were a ROTTER, I'd either give up on it (and how could it be a potential Dykes?) or cross it with something hardier and eventually discard it once the desirable characteristics showed up in its offspring.

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