Re: Re: HYB: getting started

Got it. What you see isn't what you have.

Molly D
lmann@lock-net.com writes:


<<I don't think this idea is getting across - wait till you have some
blooms on WAR SAILS, then do the hot water soak and I think it will be
more understandable.>>
Since the different pigments are carried in different parts of the cell, you
wind up with layered colors. One over the other . . . giving an entirely
different look. Using WAR SAILS as an example, the color is an illusion.



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