Did you use BT as the seed parent? She's a selfer.

Mike's right. Unless you went out of your way to emasculate BT before its pollen was ripe, you'll get mostly selfs. Most of the F2s won't be that great, and I wouldn't expect much from that cross either.

BT is not very good at passing along its tiger stripes, and even worse at passing along its blush, but it does make some nice crosses with some of the other zonates or semi-zonates. I would expect a cross with macwilliamsii to be fast growing and prolific. The seedlings may or may not inherit a red cup, but most will probably have a muddled reddish-brown mess for foliage. Not a cross I would bother to make.

On the other hand, you never know, and if you toss them before you've grown them out at least far enough to see some preliminary markings, you won't have learned anything from it. That is just as valuable a part of the process as hitting on the right combination. Otherwise it's all a crap shoot and experience counts for nothing.

So.......... your call. ;-)

Of course I used BT as the pollen parent. Although, I didn't find that it was an incredible selfer. Could be all the rain we get prevents some flowers from selfing. Today is one of those nasty, rainy days too, perfect for watching college football.

Well in that case, it's macwilliamsii x BT. ;-p

I know, picky picky, but it does make a difference in how to interpret the results.

I never thought order mattered given the way nothogenus are named. I'll be more careful.

Seed parent is always listed first. That's the rules.

That works for me, most of the time I don't know the pollen parent!