This is not necessarily an outstanding new flower....though it is pretty....however, it is a milestone for me in that it is my first success in introducing another color into the BeniChidori/Cameo Elegance/Minibar Rose type plants. These are typically smaller growing plants with smaller leaves and flowers. The leaves typically have a distinctly different variegation which includes clear white areas, which gets translated from the Japanese as "crystal variegation". The translation of the Japanese term for this type of small plant is "princess", which is actually quite descriptive. I will use princess to describe this type of plant and crystal variegation to distinguish this type of variegation.
This is an F2 plant and the first to bloom. I have other seed that I need to start yet....
Here is the Murasaki Jishi pod parent: http://davesgarden.com/journal/j/si/109540/
Here is the Q0777 pollen parent: http://davesgarden.com/journal/j/si/103339/
Here is the F1 plant that was selfed to produce the seed for the current plant: http://davesgarden.com/journal/j/si/105298/
...and here is the F2 plant...
Murasaki Jishi x Q0777
Thanks Joseph,
As this is the first flower I have seen on this plant, we'll have to see how consistent it is. It was a bit cool last night again, so that may have affected to purple/blue ratio. I'll have a few more generations before it will settle down enough to be called a strain and worthy of a name I think. Hopefully I can get another generation in this year....
Arlan
Arlan, it's lovely and I especially like the blue star.
Jackie
Hi Arlan, I think it is neat how the variegation came back with the flower is truly unique. It is a very nice little plant.
Arlan,
great looking plants there, have to take second looks, what a great job you have done too ..
Joseph,,
I didn't know poodles liked MGs, lol.. lol...
A.
Thanks everyone for the nice comments!
I noticed last night that this plant was going to bloom again this morning...however, when I checked it at 3:30 AM this morning before I left for Nashville, the bud wasn't open yet! I'll have to wait until Friday to hopefully get a glimpse of its more mature flowers....
A pictorial history of this plant that is updated frequently is found here: http://davesgarden.com/journal/j/viewentry/125872/
Who let the dog out!....Joseph, such a wealth of information!!
Arlan
Nice
Wow indeed! I love the star too!
X
Nice! Color. I like the star.
spellbinding cross - I love how there's always something to learn around here
Arlan: Glad!the seeds i sent you are growing nice flowers.Got to love those fragrant flowers.
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