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Subject: 2269 Haist Overlooked?
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ArvadaBoy |
Midway, UT
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Was wondering why the 2269 hasn't seen hardly any soil? I know there are a lot of good seeds out there and probably seeds like the 2003 and 2005 overshadow it, but was wondering if there was a specific reason it hasn't been planted more? On paper it is a nice cross (some growers might not like selfed). Had that sound 2003 shape. Top 20 all-time biggest. Were there any known issues or has anyone grown it and found challenges? Thinking about growing it next year.
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12/29/2020 5:36:07 PM
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97pounder! |
Centennial Colorado
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I thought the same thing. It looked like a great seed on paper.
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12/30/2020 10:15:04 AM
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cjb |
Plymouth, MN
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I thought both the 2269 and 2035 were interesting '19 prospects, both being 2003 self. I may be wrong but I recall hearing last year that they were lower seed counts, so there may not be all that many seeds out there. Aside from that, they weren't grown that much less than the other 2K kins that were grown in '19. Like you say, there's a lot of seeds with potential out there--maybe they'll see some more interest as the 2003s and 2005s are used up.
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12/30/2020 10:31:44 PM
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719.5 Pounder |
North Of The Border
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I was about to ask if the seed counts were low, but cjib answered that for me.
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12/31/2020 7:30:23 AM
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quinn |
Saegertown Pa.
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We have them for sale OVGPG.com
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1/1/2021 4:03:43 PM
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