Pulsegleaner
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Thought I might as well post a pic of a pod of one of my experimental beans from pot #1 (which based on the appearance of the seed, I am calling Night Sky)
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Note that the other side of the pod has almost no streaks (I guess they only show up on sides that are hit by direct sunlight)
Not sure yet, but there may be two kinds here (well, three if you count the two plants from pot #1 which were removed to make pot #3) as some of the plants seem to be making pods whose bumps seem too small and too close together for a bean as long of seed as Night Sky. Then again they may just be squashed (tellingly those seem to have the "wiggle" pod shape (bump bigger on one side, bump bigger on the other side) as opposed to the evenly shaped bumps normal).
Note that the other side of the pod has almost no streaks (I guess they only show up on sides that are hit by direct sunlight)
Not sure yet, but there may be two kinds here (well, three if you count the two plants from pot #1 which were removed to make pot #3) as some of the plants seem to be making pods whose bumps seem too small and too close together for a bean as long of seed as Night Sky. Then again they may just be squashed (tellingly those seem to have the "wiggle" pod shape (bump bigger on one side, bump bigger on the other side) as opposed to the evenly shaped bumps normal).