Pollen parent: MM 12-68b
Given the color of the first flower below, there's no way I have the parentage correct for this cross. I don't know what happened. See MM 17-63 for more information.
MM 17-61a. These flowers are intriguing: they're a deep tangerine orange, and the dark greenish eye is cool. But what you can't see is that the flowers are very small, held very tight against the stem where they don't fully open, and totally sterile.
MM 17-61b. This one I could maybe believe as a cross involving atropunctata and calcicola. Atropunctata sometimes produces flowers with cream tepals and orange centers.
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