I asked Sandy this exact question the other day. She said the strongest genetic is the plain pink. So if you had a seedpod from a plain pink they will prob all be pink. There is a small chance that your pink plant might have been the result of a seed from a seedpod from a a different colour plant (a white for example) and so by genetic background you may get some white flowered seedlings. Also If you had a seedpod from a purple or a red then some seedlings may be purple or red but the majority would still be pink. She said in some cases though she has got a seed pod from a yellow and all have turned out pink :/ Hope that made sense. :P

Sarah

The seedpod was from a red flowered plant and all of the seedlings so far have identical flowers - red with pinkish middles. There is no variation at all between the flowers on the seedlings so far as I can tell. The flowers on the seedlings are not identical to the flowers on the parent but they are identical to each other.

When I get a chance, I will post pics from the parent and the seedlings.

THATS GREAT!! It must have strong red genetics then. You may still get some pinks or flowers identical to the parent. guess we'll have to wait and see :D