Miracle X Ko45 seedling
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10 years ago
Hello all,
This ismy first plant from winter sowing to flower, and is double red x double red. As you can see the bloom is single although there is a partly formed petal deep in the centre, so just perhaps it may produce double blooms later on when the plant is bigger. This bloom opened several days ago and has faded a little in the sun, and when first opened had a bluish purple edge.
The seed was sown on 29th December 2012.
Happy growing.
Brian UK.
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