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Of course, you want to (and need to) know what the fruit on the pollinator plant looked like. Well, this fruit had developed a blossom end issue, which looked like serious rot (and I removed large fractions of the plant, just kept the fruit on the plant to maybe obtain some seeds from it). Oh well, the rot thing was just superficial, the fruit kept on growing (slowly, because of the reduced plant size and missing care) for another 5 weeks, and so it became my 610*uow Wagler 26 (300*uow Wagler x 1083.6* Wagler), and it had so excellent thick walls, it went 10% heavy.
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