Potato Flowers 2022 (Part 1?)

Year after year, potato flower posts rank near the top of the most popular content on this site, so I know you like potato flowers.  Due to difficult weather and a late planting, mine are behind schedule this year and really just coming into widespread flowering.  With a few exceptions, these are seedling varieties from 2021 that were selected for 4, 8, or 16 plant trials this year, depending on my confidence in their virtues.  There are four blocks represented here: the diploid block, the yellow flesh block, the blue flesh block, and the expanded Llumchuy Waqachi population, which is a group of seedlings derived from crosses with Llumchuy Waqachi, aiming for a better long day adapted type.  There are other blocks that aren’t in flower just yet, planted later to limit the amount of natural cross pollination between incompatible blocks (for example, if blues and reds are in flower at the same time, more of the progeny will be blues, since blue is dominant over red.)

I am learning to use a new (real) camera, rather than my phone, so forgive the imperfect focus on some of these.  The pictures can be a lot better than with the phone, but they can be a lot worse too.  My near vision is also getting worse as I get older, which adds new and interesting challenges.