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Question about Arisaema triphyllum

13 years ago

I have two mother plants that have a number of seedlings sprouting around them. One set of seedlings look like mom with the dark Jack and green striping. The other mom's seedlings are almost white with a hint of green on the flower(?). My question is, will the "flowers" darken with age?

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geoforce
12 years ago
Seedlings will stay same as their first bloom.

Species is extremely variable as to spath and pistil coloring(which are often not the same color) going all the way from total clear, pale green to very dark throughout and all stages between.
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