Re: Color change
- Subject: [iris-photos] Re: Color change
- From: "irischap" i*@aim.com
- Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 01:29:53 -0000
I don't know anything re affect of acidicy or alkalinity on
anthocyanin, but do know ph of soil can affect nutriant uptake and
this should have an effect, but have no idea what that effect would be.
Chuck Chapman
--- In iris-photos@yahoogroups.com, Autmirislvr@... wrote:
>
>
> In a message dated 9/13/2006 9:43:09 P.M. Central Standard Time,
> irischapman@... writes:
>
> <<The cold will increase anthocyanin production over warm days.
Exposure
> to sun does decrease amount of anthocyanin, and thus fading of
> intensity of anthocyanin. A black flower can become a dark purple
> after a couple of sunny days.>>
>
> Chuck, does the soil variation (acid vs alkaline) also affect the
> anthocyanin ONLY?? The striking differences I've noticed in the
past seem to be the
> shades of purple/lavender. My own REBOUND was so ugly in Memphis
in 2002 that
> I wished I had a shovel in my tote bag! The lovely reddish tones
I'd always
> loved were an old rose/lavender with a metallic sheen. UGLY!! (In
my eyes)
> RADIANT BLISS was a bit dull and lackluster there also, but could be
> attributed to warmer temperatures. It was HOT and steamy that
week. Living in KY
> I'm accustomed to hot and steamy!!
>
> PHOENIX, when in the bed that was an old garden, was a deep gorgeous
plum.
> Moved to the top of a hill, the other end of two acres, it was a
medium
> lavender and held NO appeal to me. It went from being in my top 5
to the bottom
> 5. (Because I normally don't like purple plicatas) Looking back,
I'm not
> positive this was soil conditions, since I have no memory of spring
temperature
> variations in those years. I've always thought it was due to soil,
but . . .
> I can admit to a possible misinterpretation.
>
>
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Humbug!! Hot
> summer!
> Betty W. in South-central KY Zone 6 ---
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