The color looks normal to me...especially if its grown in very high light conditions

Gonz - were the bracts initially red? Yours has finished flowering, and it is usual for the bracts to fade to pink post-flowering.
However, there is at least one variety I grow and know of - aureorosea - which has more pink than red bracts all along.

K

Thanks K and hd. He was in an area that doesn't get much of my attention. I should have noticed. The old flowers would've told me the story.

I've never had an albo-nudicaulis flower.

Hi Gonzer - I like the look of your albo-marginated plant, haven't seen one before. But then again, there a many others I haven't seen either. Thanks for the pic, all the best, Nev.

Hello Gonzer,

I'm just curious. What is the name of the plant ( top-left first picture ) ?

Aw Jeez, I didn't expect anyone to ask me about it...that's my N. 'Perfection'. That particular plant has given me more gray hairs than all my others combined. I've tried every known form of light/shade for growing it in. I even promised it a Club Med trip if it would just revert back to it's original splendor. It was discussed here awhile back. I've never fed it so I'm still confused about why it has an attitude problem with me! Thanks kxs, you owe me one ;-)

Gonz

I reckon she doesnt want to out shine all of your Tillies!!!

Dennis