If the other 5 grew off the Mother Plant as well then they should be the same color. Otherwise, give them time and see what happens.

Thank you luis. I had a friend look at the seedlings and he said " wait and see a couple years ! " So that is what I will do. c

You may be waiting much longer than two years to see blossoms on your camellia seedlings. It's not uncommon for seedlings to take ten or more years before producing their first flower buds. Even after producing its first flowers, a camellia seedling may take another year or two to produce its first typical blossom. In other words, the flowers produced during the first couple of blooming seasons may be atypical. Seedlings are sometimes similar to the mother plant, sometimes entirely different. A lot of our seedlings are children of 'Lady Vansittart.' Some of them are white with candy-cane, carmine stripes like Mommer. Some of them are pure white. So far, all of them are attractive and garden-worthy. The oldest one has been growing since sometime in the early nineties, but it took about ten years to begin a showy blooming cycle.

You could always use the seedlings to graft known varieties to if you have the skill (not hard to find out on the web). Maybe someone you know has a nice variety that is hard to find. Ask permission to cut a scion and graft to your seedling rootstock. It will develop faster than a rooted cutting.