No pics cause the bucket is down. My 1st try on pollinating was with my favorite grimaldi and a Milk and Honey. It took and set 2 pods one came off in a storm and the other held. I figured it was ruined since it was hard as a rock but looked alive. Now its been on the plant since right around Christmas. Today I walk up to the plant, which is suffering heat stroke, and water it real good. I decide to pull the pod. It has all of a sudden turned a little soft. I pull it and bring it inside. I open it and there are viable looking seeds. Is this normal? All my others made pods and got soft months before and this one formed like a nutshell around the seeds.
I am licking my chops this was a cross I really wanted to try. They will be planted soon.
Jim
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