Identification of Impatiens glandulifera alba seedling
bonneterre
16 years ago
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Hi,
I got a few seeds for the rare Impatiens glandulifera alba (somtimes called Impatiens glandulifera candida) in a trade last year. They have started to germinate and there seems to be a pinkish tint to the stems and axils. Is this normal for the white form or should the seelings be a pure green. I guess what I am asking is did I get what I traded for or just the regular pink form ?
Thank you in advance !
MrImpatiens
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