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Here is the best result of last year seedlings:

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We will see next year what will happen with the "fused tooth X red" and "wacky traps X red!"

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Wow Vale!  They're a beauty!   :D
Keep us posted
Grande !

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That's awesome!  Congrats on the successful and interesting cross.

Were you able to successfully use pollen from Wacky Traps on a Royal Red?

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View Postmmlr38, on 21st September 2009 - 00:38 AM, said:

That's awesome!  Congrats on the successful and interesting cross.

Were you able to successfully use pollen from Wacky Traps on a Royal Red?

Yes but none of the seeds germinated yet. The mother royal red produced a few seeds but they may be not vital or maybe they're just selfed royal red seeds. Let's hope they will germinate and they're the real thing.

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Uau! very very interesting hybrid! Its so beautiful!

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wow!very Good!
compliments Vale! :D
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Edited by nicolinooooo, 01 October 2009 - 13:59 PM.


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That's a great plant you've created-very well done. I sincerely hope your experiment with the Wacky traps is a success,I'm sure we'd all be absolutely enthralled to see the results :biggrin: .

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Here are some updates of this bunch of seedlings.
there is a great variety of forms, some plants looks like typicals, other show a stable production of cupped traps, other plants show a very nice blueish-purple coloration.

The two clones shown below are my special favourites!

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This one looks awesome.
The traps are of a nice dark purple color inside and outside, with green petiole
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I'll get some second generation seeds next year!

Edited by Altair, 25 April 2010 - 22:31 PM.


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Interesting that the common wisdom is that any two VFTs will produce 'typical' plants, yet interesting traits and dark colouration can be passed on.

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Looking good Altair :yes:

Alexis, that's a bit of a myth. I think it came about because some of the more interesting traits are genetically recessive or the clones infertile. Colour, dentate teeth and rosetted or upright growth are readily expressed in seedlings but other traits like saw teeth and fused teeth, dont seem to come through. Cup Trap is a difficult plant to grow to flowing size, I've only managed it once and the seed didn't grow.

Trev.

Edited by Trev, 26 April 2010 - 10:19 AM.


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It's amazing!

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Update?

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I dont know about Altair's, but my little one is doing well

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