Daytona "Cinders"

[VinnyJ]

It's been quite a while since I last posted anything here. I found this amusing and decided to share. I was in Daytona and came across these "Cinders". I asked a few questions as if I didn't know anything about them and then snapped this pic. I asked the vendor if they were Amel Cinders and he confirmed they were only "Cinders" and "Het Cinders". I didn't get the vendors name... I was a little distracted by the labels on his table.

 

[NH93]

Me being a newbie, what are they actually?

 

[Nanci]

Are they peppermints and hypo cinders?

 

[VinnyJ]

Not according to the vendor.

 

[Nanci]

But we know the vendor has identified them incorrectly!

 

[VinnyJ]

Oh.... right Nanci. Other than an Amel mix I don't know what they were. In the pic the snow looking corns weren't that pink in person. They kind of looked like faded amels or amels about to shed.

 

[Nanci]

I believe the "snows" are peppermints.

 

[UniqueSnakes]

Oh.... right Nanci. Other than an Amel mix I don't know what they were. In the pic the snow looking corns weren't that pink in person. They kind of looked like faded amels or amels about to shed.

I was actually lucky enough to produced what might be the first Snow Cinder out there and those are definitely snows and amels.

 

[UniqueSnakes]

by the way, nice to hear from you Vinny!

 

[RobbiesCornField]

I believe the "snows" are peppermints.

But the snows don't have the peppermint eyes. They weren't stark white with the red pupil like you pointed out the peppermints have. They looked like pale snows, to me.

 

[VinnyJ]

Now I wish I had taken more pics... and with my camera... not my phone.

 

[Nanci]

I "heard" Don bought them???

 

[El Jefe]

Genetics and the public...sometimes not a good mix!