Steve'sMom
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I like seeing the beautiful colors mother nature can come up with on her own. Anyone have pics of wild, wild-caught captives, or offspring of wild corns? I'd love to see them.
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Post your pics of wild-type corns!
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Russell
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Steve'sMom
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Russell said:
Very pretty, what's a Charleston? Is that an Okeetee line?
Russell
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Charlestons
The name Charleston is given to this line simply cause the wild caught adult pair that my adults are out of were caught just outside of Charleston, SC. So they are locality stock so to speak. And variable just like any other normal corns found out there. So, no, they are not Okeetees.
The name Charleston is given to this line simply cause the wild caught adult pair that my adults are out of were caught just outside of Charleston, SC. So they are locality stock so to speak. And variable just like any other normal corns found out there. So, no, they are not Okeetees.
