Re: White stigmas
- Subject: Re: White stigmas
- From: B* R* <b*@YAHOO.COM>
- Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 15:39:12 -0700
Sandy,
Thanks for straightening me out about Dulcie. I obviously made an error (or
copied somebody else's error). Do you like the variety?
That is very interesting about Baby Brocade sporting to a "redder" version.
Does anyone know whether the regular standard Brocade does the same? I
received a plant so-labeled from a source I consider reliable, but when it
bloomed it had far more red in the petals than I expected or remembered from
growing the variety years ago. (A picture labeled Brocade at the Swedish
Pelargonium Site http://www.pelargonsallskapet.com/bildgalleriet2.htm shows
somewhat the same condition.) Knowing that white-centered red cultivars can
vary with growing conditions, I didn't write off my specimen plant, but if this
sport occurs, that could account for it.
Barry
--- Sandy Connerley <sandy_connerley@SBCGLOBAL.NET> wrote:
> And, thanks for making me check. I try to get these down correctly, but
> always worry. I have Miller's Baby Brocade, but guess it is not like the
> original as it sports, and mine is the sported one. Faye recommends getting
> rid of it, and I will after I watch it bloom a few more times. The outer
> edges of petals are red, fading to a white eye, but there is way too much red
> for the correct version.
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