Es war ein wirklich dunkler Farbton, als ich ihn zum ersten Mal bekam, wie Sie auf dem zweiten Bild sehen können, und ich bekam absichtlich eine geschlossene, damit es zu Hause blühen und länger dauern konnte. Das ist so cool, dass jemand weiß, wie das passiert ist? Soll das? Ist das allgemein bekannt? Weil ich noch nie von so etwas gehört habe 😭 auch, wenn mir jemand den Namen davon erzählen könnte, der großartig wäre!
Von: buzzbuuzzz
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Buds can be darker before they fully open and flowers can also fade inside after they’ve been growing outside or under bright grow lights.
I have purple Linaria growing outside which fades to a light blue in a day or two after cutting for the vase.
Still looks great so I would not worry too much😍
Gorgeous bouquet 💐
My favorite!!
It’s a Coral Charm peony. They fade as they open and age. So beautiful.
https://preview.redd.it/91acubn4cdye1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a8f76f4b47ceb1018142cffdcca0d4ebaaba798f
Flowers changing colour as they bloom is normal for some varieties. The photo is from a sales catalog
I really like it it’s gorgeous
Perfect in pink!
Her bouquet is really pretty! Peonies do change color, and they smell fabulous 🌸! I have a hydrangea that does the same thing. When I bought it, it was pink now a couple of years later it is all white, either way I enjoy it💖
I like it. What kind of flower is he?
So cute! I hope she doesn’t have any kitties though!
Gorgeous
So so so pretty!
Where is the lisianthus that was in the original photo?
A peony will not lighten this much or this uniformly. Nor will it increase in length as it has a woody stem.
I would imagine that some of the flowers were removed (Lisi) and others replaced (peony) because the recipient loves both the flowers and you and wants you to appreciate them as much as they do.
They’re flowers, enjoy them.