How to select colored flowers? Mastering these methods is enough

Selection of colored flowers ----- Zhang Yan

Colored flowers, http://www.dfac.cc/showtopic-106-405437-0-0-1.htm

(1) Beware of artificial coloring, the color can be wiped off with a wet paper towel or towel, (2) Beware of chemical coloring, using chemical liquids or drugs to create colored flowers, red tongues; such flowers generally show dehydrated symptoms on the petals or tongue, or the flower color is unnatural! (3) Wild-collected colored flowers are mostly unstable; the selection and breeding of colored flowers is especially strict, requiring years of re-blooming and exchange across multiple environments, and cultivation in different growing media before finally being recognized as stable colored flowers and released! As for wild-collected Cymbidium goeringii (spring orchid), I introduced several varieties back then, among them not a few that people claimed would be passed down through generations; after re-blooming, none were kept, and all were given away! This is not the mountain farmers deceiving people, it is simply a major characteristic of colored flowers! 2, Non-colored flowers or plain flowers (1) Beware of chemical decolorization, using chemical liquids or drugs to create plain flowers, plain tongues; such flowers generally show dehydrated symptoms on the petals or tongue, or the plain color is unnatural! (2) White flowers, red flowers, yellow flowers created by covering the flower buds with sphagnum moss, paper tubes, sawdust, or growing media! Such colored flowers are extremely deceptive, and those without practical experience are often fleeced! The flower stalks of such flowers are mostly whitish, and the bud sheaths are mostly white without vein patterns! The flower color has no pigment deposition, making the flower color appear weak!