il Mon, 15 Mar 2004 13:49:25 +0100, "Jette Randlov" ha scritto:

Thank you to all of you for all the advice and for clearing out my
misunderstanding of F1. I will try later this year to save seeds from my own
trees - I have four different kinds, so the pollination will be no problem.

Good luck, I tried a granny smith seed once. Took me a while to
realise it was growing upside down and that was why the 'leaves'
looked a bit funny. So much for the horticultural lessons telling me
plants knew which way was up.
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Cheers,
Loki [ Brevity is the soul of wit. W.Shakespeare ]

il Mon, 15 Mar 2004 13:49:25 +0100, "Jette Randlov" ha scritto:

Thank you to all of you for all the advice and for clearing out my
misunderstanding of F1. I will try later this year to save seeds from my own
trees - I have four different kinds, so the pollination will be no problem.

Good luck, I tried a granny smith seed once. Took me a while to
realise it was growing upside down and that was why the 'leaves'
looked a bit funny. So much for the horticultural lessons telling me
plants knew which way was up.
--
Cheers,
Loki [ Brevity is the soul of wit. W.Shakespeare ]

(Mihai Cartoaje) writes:
I have found an other description.

little white. Plant seed keep them between quarter and half inch deep
keep between 55 & 75 degrees. Good Luck you could get a real winner

55 and 75 degrees from what axis?

degrees Farenheit of temperature I'd say :-)

What's the difference between the plastic bag and the cool room?

I'd guess that you take them out of the fridge and for a few days keep
them in some room of your house where the temperature is nice and cool,
not hot, before planting them outside in soil, to allow them to acclimatise

47N, -40C in winter

34S, 40C in summer [posted and mailed]
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John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)

(Mihai Cartoaje) writes:
I have found an other description.

little white. Plant seed keep them between quarter and half inch deep
keep between 55 & 75 degrees. Good Luck you could get a real winner

55 and 75 degrees from what axis?

degrees Farenheit of temperature I'd say :-)

What's the difference between the plastic bag and the cool room?

I'd guess that you take them out of the fridge and for a few days keep
them in some room of your house where the temperature is nice and cool,
not hot, before planting them outside in soil, to allow them to acclimatise

47N, -40C in winter

34S, 40C in summer [posted and mailed]
--
John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)