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Old 07-15-2011, 08:23 PM
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How did your friend get it to become a new color? Breeding it that way or is it natural?
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How did your friend get it to become a new color? Breeding it that way or is it natural?
He got it as an unbloomed division. The local AOS Judging center feels that it is either a naturally occurring color variant of a genetic mutation. It will be interesting to see what happens when it is crossed back on a normal colored plant. That will happen only after we self this plant.
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He got it as an unbloomed division. The local AOS Judging center feels that it is either a naturally occurring color variant of a genetic mutation. It will be interesting to see what happens when it is crossed back on a normal colored plant. That will happen only after we self this plant.
That is very intersting. Thank you!
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Wow,beautiful color
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