Pollen parent: Moraea villosa form h
Usually this sort of cross would look mostly like M. neopavonia, but in this case I got something that’s not quite like anything else I’ve grown.
MM 14-176a. This flower has an orange tinge when it first opens, but after a couple of days it fades to a creamy flower with a rainbow smear in the middle. Remarkable.
MM 14-176b. This one stays orange, but it still has a bit of that rainbow smear.
MM 14-176c. Wow, this is so different from the others that I wondered at first if it was really from the same cross.
MM 14-176d. This one, which opened a few years later, looks more like form c.
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