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Is this P. miniata

15 years ago

I'd received this as an incorrectly labeled plant and thought it was a P. coccinea. The first bloom opened and now I'm wondering if it's P. miniata.

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I recently got a P. Panda and it's also starting to bloom.

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kayjones
14 years ago
Karyn, if it has reflexed petals, it's P. coccinea.
karyn1
Original Author
14 years ago
It's one or the other. Some sites show coccinea with a red corona and others with a black corona, same with miniata.
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flatwoods_farm
14 years ago
miniata is the same as coccinea. There is some variation in corolla hues. What is P.panda and where is it from? It is very similar to my hybrid 'Mayday' that I crossed in 1996 or thereabouts. Paul

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