Potted plants look better grown this way, growing tips shared

Potted plants grown this way look better

2. The same flower changes color over time, so flowers at different blooming stages on the same plant have different colors. This is very common; simple examples include the cotton rose (Hibiscus mutabilis), which opens white and later turns red; complex examples include Lantana camara, which goes yellow-orange-red-purple.

3. Artificial

Grafting, dyeing, and repeated hybridization are all possible.

A gene mutation controlling flower color occurred during flower bud differentiation. This is also easy to understand, but the probability of this situation is very low. But then again, although the probability is low, it is still possible. The most famous example is the branch-sport phenomenon in plum blossoms and peach blossoms; there is this kind of peach tree at our school.