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I'm back to wondering about the same question as before. Any thoughts on the matter?

I'm going to say that you will be fine.

Inbreeding depression is a generational thing. Think of it like rolling dice, but each time, a number is removed. Your first roll, chances are you'll be okay, you might end up with a 5 and 6 or double sixes even. But, the more times you roll, the higher your chances are of getting snake eyes. that a *little bit* like inbreeding.

The first time someone in the family kisses their cousin, there's a good chance their kids will turn out perfectly normal. If they make a habit of it though, and each generation continues to kiss cousins, the chances of potentially dangerous (or maybe just odd) recessive genes increases.

With plants that are self fertile and self pollinating, there are biological mechanisms in place to help stave off this dilemma. Otherwise, there would be no self fertile plants (adaptation/evolution would have weeded them out eons ago). So, they can happily breed with themselves time after time and the ill effects will be much longer in the making. That doesn't mean they don't benefit from having a healthy population to cross with, but, if they don't, chances are high you wont find them much worse for the wear. While it may be minimal, there is still going to be *some* gene recombination and the offspring are not clones of the parent. Although, at some point, I would order more seeds to introduce some variation and maintain long term vigor, it's not, in my mind, a pressing issue that must be done this instant, just at the earliest convenience.