I noticed in most cases when my suppliers call rays super hybrids they are of the white and black variety. Start brown turn white and black at 8" or so. Hard to say what's in these. I see a lot of diff traits. Definitely some nice stuff regardless if they stay brown.Definately multi generational hybrids, not sure what qualifies as a "super hybrid..." Usually when that term is thrown around they are very high grade black and white hybrids from what I have seen.
I'm not sure what qualifies as a "super" hybrid either. Just used the term cause I have no idea what else to call them. Either way they are very unique! I love the high end black hybrids I have a ton of those as well. Most of those generalization descriptions like "super" get thrown around quite a bit and the actual definition gets lost in translation. However, I feel as long as they are not being sold as something they are not then the terminology is fine.Definately multi generational hybrids, not sure what qualifies as a "super hybrid..." Usually when that term is thrown around they are very high grade black and white hybrids from what I have seen.
Mind sharing some of your high end black hybrids?I'm not sure what qualifies as a "super" hybrid either. Just used the term cause I have no idea what else to call them. Either way they are very unique! I love the high end black hybrids I have a ton of those as well. Most of those generalization descriptions like "super" get thrown around quite a bit and the actual definition gets lost in translation. However, I feel as long as they are not being sold as something they are not then the terminology is fine.
Couldn't have said it better......Nope.......