Meconopsis grandis with white flowers
Meconopsis grandis with white flowers
Asked on 3 Jun, 2008
This question is on Meconopsis grandis
hi ya i have been growing Meconopsis grandis for a while now
and last year i sowed the years before seeds, and 90% of the grown but i have got one plant that has turned out and has produced white flowers instead of blue with a light pink strips is this common to have white Meconopsis grandis, i can send pictures if you wish
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16 Jun, 2008
hiya thank you for your ansawer
i am sorry the picture is not very clear i will try and get a better one as soon as possible but they are right at the back of my flower beds
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4 Jun, 2008
According to Christopher Grey-Wilson there is a white form which is rare in cultivation called, unsusprisingly Meconopsis grandis 'Alba' - but that doesn't seem a likely explanation of what you have. A picture would be interesting.