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1 Comment To "bleeding heart"
#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 06/03/2018 @ 2:54 pm
The most common explanation for this is that the originals have died off. These have probably cast seeds, which can be completely different from the parents. Over time, you might start to notice more color as they keep breeding.
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