Plantbio Digest, Vol 59, Issue 3

[Leslie Jenkins]

root the tips, don't try to make fruits.

best way to save immediately.
if you hand pollinate may be something else.

hybrid cross=third unique variety (does not give itself back)

parent cross every time you want that "hybrid"

take tissue cuttings immediately, if you have "suckers"
in between stem and leaf, you have little root cells.
take suckers and plunge into sterile soil. any part of the stem
also...

with love, leslie

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Post by Leslie Jenkins
root the tips, don't try to make fruits.
best way to save immediately.
if you hand pollinate may be something else.
hybrid cross=third unique variety (does not give itself back)
parent cross every time you want that "hybrid"
take tissue cuttings immediately, if you have "suckers"
in between stem and leaf, you have little root cells.
take suckers and plunge into sterile soil. any part of the stem
also...
with love, leslie
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Besides sounding like Borg, Leslie is right. If you want the genotype,
best take cuttings.

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Post by Leslie Jenkins
root the tips, don't try to make fruits.
best way to save immediately.
if you hand pollinate may be something else.
hybrid cross=third unique variety (does not give itself back)
parent cross every time you want that "hybrid"
take tissue cuttings immediately, if you have "suckers"
in between stem and leaf, you have little root cells.
take suckers and plunge into sterile soil. any part of the stem
also...
with love, leslie
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Besides sounding like Borg, Leslie is right. If you want the genotype,
best take cuttings.

http://www.vegetablegardener.com/item/4207/how-to-start-tomato-plants-fro
m-cuttings