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Rich Z's BlatheringsSince Connie and I have retired the SerpenCo business, topics here will focus on topics of a more personal and general nature.
Actually there are some normals in those pics along with the Ashy Corns. Actually many of the normals that resulted from breeding Ashy to other cultivars tend to be pretty distinctive looking in coloration. Might just be from the locality influence, however. I get the same sort of results from anything bred to my Upper Keys stock. For instance, even the first generation of Blood Red x Upper Keys can be pretty spectacular looking.
Please excuse the PMT, but why d you call them ashy corns when everone else in the world call them cinders?
Actually, I really don't believe EVERYONE ELSE in the world calls them "Cinders". There is a thread around here somewhere on why I felt "Ashy" fits them perfectly.
Any chance of seeing some of them mixed with some of the other morphs? I know you have to have them crossed into everything by now, any F2s hatching this year?
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