I think there is a connection between the bloom and the color of young leaves. However its in the most general sense and not an absolute.

From conversations with growers the PSA requires a plant's bloom to hold true for at least three bloom cycles before it is determined to be an accurate representation. This to me means that lots of things can happen and you never know what you may get.

Good luck with it. I hope you get something neat over the next 5 -10 years. :)

I'm curious to see if there's any correlation too - for example, I have a Kimi M. seedling that has bright neon green leaves and I'm betting it's going to be white and yellow - but you never know! I had a mystery (not seedling) that had a reddish tip and leaves which I thought for sure would be pink or something and it was white and yellow.

My seedlings are coming up on a year old so none have bloomed but as soon as they do you all will get an earfull! LOL! I have a new batch of seeds to try that should be arriving today! How old are your seedlings?

My seedlings are about to go on 4 years now. (hopefully i get some blooms this year!) Im just so excited because I have been literally raising these seedlings like they are my childeren lol! and ive always studied them and cared for them since I bought the seeds!
They are from pretty cool parents too. like Thai mango blush, peach pengan, tresea wilder, miami rose, heven scent, and mardi gras.!
Even though i know they are not true to parents, Im still so excited. :)