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Old 06-05-2006, 03:47 PM
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Default Phrag Don Wimber (interesting)


This is about as clear an example of this phenomenon that I have ever seen. You probably know that phrags, especially red ones, don't develop red color very well in warm weather. Well, the first flower opened a few weeks ago, when it was nice and cool (not cold... mid 70s). The top flower opened late last week, with the previous week in the mid 90's... Cool.
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that is so cool! if you put it in the microwave would it be an alba
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LOL, stan!

That's neat, Rob, thanks!
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Better yet, put it in the freezer and have a besseae.
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Do they give awards for "uniqueness"? I think you've got a winner!

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Thats very nice, two different color tones on the same plant. Very nice indeed.
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