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Intheswamp wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 7:54 pm I just got to thinking about something... Chef, you're not in the witness protection program, are you?

Um, I can neither confirm nor deny that I am a participant in such a program.
What ever made you think to ask that?

Raven One to Mama Bird, Bayou Dude is on to us. Execute Operation Snipe Hunt.

I don't know I don't know. I gotta go...big black SUV pulling up in the front yard....wait! There's two of'em. I'll pos

It happens sometimes. I'm grateful for the opportunity to try these seeds, even if they didn't hatch this time around.

I ageee with ya, elaineo. Ain’t no telling how many photos of my pots I took and loaded onto the computer to scour the images for signs of life! I figure one day I’ll get one or two to hatch!

To whom it may concern.
I keep telling you, give 'em the tough love, stop trying to re-invent the wheel.
I kept some Twister II seeds in the fridge and sowed them on peat/perlite about three- ish weeks ago, then put them outside. They've seen temps from the 30's to 80°F, with a few nights covered and a space heater due to unexpected below freezing temps. Saw this this morning after a space heater night of 24°F. In reality, this could be anything as it's outside. But seeds aren't typically flying around this time of year, so the likelihood is high that it's a regia "Twister II" x self seedling.
Having said all that, let's hope I didn't jinx it.

I got some germination on the regia(I think). Now I just have to figure out how to keep ‘em alive

It is *definitely* a green spot!!!! Hopefully a Twister II kind of green spot!!!!

I planted the last of my Twister II seeds a little over a week ago. I'm pampering them so it'll probably be a dud of an event. But...maybe not!!!!!