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Ma's Ching Dynasty

14 years ago

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irina_co
14 years ago
Hmm- looks like King David chimera you posted below.
Not Ma's Ching Dynasty. You probably mixed the pics.

ANYWAY - THANK YOU FOR AN EYE CANDY VIEW OF YOUR GORGEOUS WELL GROWN HAPPY PLANTS!

Irina
GrowHappy
Original Author
14 years ago
Irina, Hi!
No mix up. those were the first blooms on Ma's Ching's Dynasty. a bit of the yellow is starting to show through now on the second bloom cycle.
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irina_co
14 years ago
This is a chimera, Ma's Ching Dynasty is not.

If it is what it is - you are VERY lucky to get a yellow chimera sport.
Probably the first in history.

I.
User
11 years ago
gorgeous ching dynasty, Grow Happy!
Rosie1949
11 years ago
That is beautiful! Rosie
coculo4
11 years ago
Beautiful

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