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mysore growth habits.

17 years ago

mysore, in ground, has very few pups. Is that the nature of it? adjacent goldfinger and ice cream pup constantly.

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pitangadiego
17 years ago
Mysore, first generation, pupped only one pup, but that pup has had about 5 pups, so it may just take a generationm or so to hit it's stride. Very nice fruit, by the way.
godsdog
Original Author
17 years ago
thanks, that's encouraging. I appreciate you helpful comments.

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