New Bloom for me 2015
11 years ago
This is a grafted plant from Rinoa. It has come with blooms first and usually I would nip them off and let the energy go into leaves. Decided to see what it presented.
This is supposed to be a Yellow, but I am not disappointed as I know that Yellow is a very unstable color and in it's next blooming cycle it may show more Yellow.
"King Mandy"
Pictures as it unfolded.
Rick
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