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joseph · November 2, 2017

Keen101: Thanks for photos of the [Domestic X S. pennellii] cross.

I grew S. pennellii this summer. They didn't thrive for me. But I have some growing in pots that I brought inside for the winter which have some fruits on them. Perhaps there will be seeds. Daily misting of the plants seems to be important to growing them in my climate.

I also brought some F1:[domestic X S. habrochaites] hybrids inside for the winter. I'm using pollen from S. pennellii to attempt to pollinate them.

November 2, 2017	#7
joseph Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Cache Valley, N/E of The Great Salt Lake Posts: 1,244	Keen101: Thanks for photos of the [Domestic X S. pennellii] cross. I grew S. pennellii this summer. They didn't thrive for me. But I have some growing in pots that I brought inside for the winter which have some fruits on them. Perhaps there will be seeds. Daily misting of the plants seems to be important to growing them in my climate. I also brought some F1:[domestic X S. habrochaites] hybrids inside for the winter. I'm using pollen from S. pennellii to attempt to pollinate them.