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Seedling Comparison

17 years ago

Hi guys,

Some of you may remember the photo of this seedling I posted on the discussions forum recently. I am posting a photo of it's 2nd bloom for comparison.

1st bloom

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2nd bloom

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It has improved a bit, I'm thinking. This is one that bears watching. :)

Jan

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Comments (4)

rsts
17 years ago
Jan, I would put a "keeper" flag on that sucker. The petal color on both are nice. The form on the second is considerably improved and sepal color is also improved (IMHO).

Royce
highjack
17 years ago
I agree this would earn the rights to stick around for another year.

Brooke
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MaxBaerHems
17 years ago
You can send it up here, Jan...I'll watch it for you...heheehe I think it has alot of potential! I really like it.

Rick
numama
17 years ago
Definitely a keeper Jan...but you ALREADY KNEW THAT! LOL!
I love the comparison photos! So amazing to watch the improvements.
Nancy

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