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   MummaDeb

   12 months ago

   No idea but it looks awesome.

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   Tiahna P.

   12 months ago

   This is gorgeous.

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   Waspinator

   12 months ago

   That's a genetic mutation, like halfmoon variegation but on the flowers. Some cultivars do that consistently, but it's also possible to see natural mutations on rare occasions. That one's likely supposed to do that, but with roses it's also possible to get unexpected colors if the grafted top reverts to the root stock or if the plant sends up a cane from below the graft. Usually they'd be matched with a stronger root stock with a similar color, but it's theoretically possible to get something completely different

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   Bernie Botanical 🌿

   12 months ago

   Gorgeous! The colors are so rich it makes me want to eat it for some reason lol. This shade reminds me of a brand new lipstick

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