Re: Re: HYB: growth problems- epigenetic inheritance

In a message dated 10/24/2006 3:03:15 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
tesilvers@yahoo.com writes:

<<Because, like Linda mentioned... although it would be a  fascinating 
project to undertake (testing some of these non-mainstream  theories), most of us 
already
have way too many "brands in the fire".  Right?? ;o) >>
 
Tom, 
 
From my perspective, it comes under the heading of interesting  reading!  And 
maybe a bit of winter reflection and speculation.  For  instance, 1990 was 
the wettest spring I've recorded in my iris logs.  Stalk  after stalk rotted, 
but the seeds survived.  During the winter, I may spend  a bit of time going 
back over that set of books.  Summer Radiance came  from that spring.
 
As you say, I've way too many brands/irons in the fire all ready!  And  many 
of those 'irons' need to be planted in the next few weeks!  (in the  pots)  


 
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