Pollen parent: MM 12-68a
Based on the colors of these hybrids, and those of the reciprocal cross MM 17-61, I think it's likely that the M. atropunctata marked with a question mark above was actually some other species, perhaps M. neopavonia or tulbaghensis. Anyway, some of the flowers are a rich deep tangerine color that I really like, and some have interesting spots on them.
Here's a family portrait:
MM 17-63a
MM 17-63b. This one is pretty cool, once the flowers open fully.
MM 17-63c. No spots, but the tepals are much wider, and I love that color.
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