#landrace calendulas are blossoming full force. So far this is the most interesting mutation I've noticed. The orange tips are fairly rare, but really it's the mix of short, long, round, and pointy petals that I haven't seen before. Pollinator approved! #bloomscrolling
The first of my new batch of #landrace hybrid calendulas. Not all will be exceptional obviously. A healthy but very generic orange specimen. #bloomscrolling
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Tell me about folks in the fediverse working with #landracegardening, ie. breeding #landrace varieties when gardening, or are in some way inspired by #josephlofthouse
#SweetPotato #TrueSeed came in the mail!!!
It's from one of those shady sellers that claims to have blue strawberries and such, so I'll start the plants inside and do my best to figure out if they're really sweet potatoes, or something else in the morning glory family that's easier to get seeds from. (Sweet potatoes are perennials in their natural habitat and don't necessarily produce seed in their first year.)
My goal with these is to grow sweet potatoes that have some real genetic variety (anything that's not true seed is clonally propagated with uniform genetics), keep them outside in autumn to see which plants are the most resilient against cold, and keep those plants alive (likely indoors in winter) long enough to get second generation seeds. And then keep going. Eventually they'll be a #landrace of sweet potatoes that can handle Ireland's cool climate for more of the year.
If you want to try plant breeding yourself, have a look at Joseph Lofthouse's writing https://www.motherearthnews.com/tag/-joseph-lofthouse/
Interesting theory on why garden plants sometimes get overrun by insects:
1. over-fertilization with nitrogen
- can occur naturally after thunderstorms 🤯
2. plants can neither suppress N update, nor speed up protein synthesis to match
3. N accumulates in amino acid form
4. On which insects thrive
https://youtu.be/ZBS4xQoxKtI?t=3430
🤔 With a semi-biochem-PhD background, I can't seen an obvious flaw in that. Maybe @sarahtaber can weigh in on this line of argument?
21 days seed to soil
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2x Siberian
2x Nanda Devi
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Just ordered more seeds from #TheRealSeedCompany.com
More breeding projects are in the works.
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@Zauberin same.
Most likely I'll just be doing #landrace style vegetable breeding https://www.motherearthnews.com/tag/landrace-gardening/ as a hobby. Maybe try to adapt some warmer weather crops to grow in Ireland when I move, since I won't have to worry about cross pollinating with neighbors' plants for those.
Crazy thing I'd do with #land :
Develop a madium to low acid sauce/paste #tomato #landrace by crossing good sauce varieties with self-infertile wild species. #Lofthouse has worked on the latter.
I'm reading about using straw bales as cold frames for cold weather #gardening. I'd love to start a cauliflower / broccoli #landrace, but they're perenials and only cold hardy to -5 celcius and I get -40 rather often. At the end of winter these bales could be used as mulch for the rest of the garden.