not with hippeastrums, but adeniums. as long as they have at least a little color they usually green up for me. again, ive never seen it with hippeastrum seedlings. maybe someone else can help

Among the seedlings hippeastrum it is I have not met. But this was among seedlings of Crinum . If absolutely no chlorophyll, such seedlings have little chance of survival. But among the seedlings there are green?
In any case, this is an interesting cross.

Yes Oleg, the other seedlings are green. I'm just curios what will happen to these seedlings.

Anja

Unfortunately I have bad news - these white seedlings appear to stop growing and die.

I've had many times and always these albinism seedlings to die for me. Little chlorophyll in plants.

* I'm just curios what will happen to these seedlings.*

Most often this is due to crosses between species with distant relationship.
Part seedlings occurred recombination of genetic material. Consequently, these seedlings is no chlorophyll formation.