Pollen parent: MM 13-47a (M. atropunctata x calcicola) X ((M. atropunctata? x neopavonia) x (neopavonia x villosa))
MM 18-193a. Wow! I've had other flowers with a purple blaze in the tepals, but this is the first one that's had an orange blaze over a cream background. The parental genetics are pretty complex, and neither parent shows this sort of striped coloring. So I'm not sure what caused it, but I like it a lot.
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