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The pistils turned milky before going orange, as other pistils did, so the finished product did not reflect the pink pistils at all. If she was Marionberry, she was sweet and smooth. I don't remember much more than that from 4-5 years ago. We had a crazy variety of genetics, so we were judging...

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My guess is Marionberry from that year. Again, I'll relay if I can identify.

We had one, too, a few years ago. If I can find the plat map from that year, I can identify the genetics and I will share.

Hi RIU! I'm new to the community and want to say a big fat, "HIGH!" I hope to exchange information and ideas with you jerk-wads!