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first flower on seedling

12 years ago

finally got the first flower on my second seedling. As I fully suspected it is a small yellow flower. Came out without stigma pads. the weather has been rough on my hibiscus lately. I suspect that the parent plant is butterfly and that it is a self cross.

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capenewfs
12 years ago
Congratulations, We just moved to South Florida from Massachusetts, beautiful flower.
IvoryCirce
12 years ago
You make me wish I had more yellows in my group! Love how it looks growing next to that white fence, so pretty.
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merkity
Original Author
11 years ago
So between the two seedlings, they are both very small flowers, the only difference I can see right now is the color depth on each plant. One is that really nice dark yellow. The other is a lighter yellow.

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