Moose
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This "Purple Eburneum" was acquired about 4 years ago from a Extravaganza sale. Since there is no known cultivar known as Purple Eburneum, it has to be a Pink Eburneum.
You can see there are some lavender and mauve hues on this plant. Lavender and mauve are derivations of the color purple. Don't you need a blue pigmentation mixed with red to achieve purple? Could this be the only croton cultivar that has any blue pigmentation? Blue is a color never found on any known cultivar.
Curious what others opinions are ...![Cyclops Cyclops Cyclops](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.extended/cyclops.png)
You can see there are some lavender and mauve hues on this plant. Lavender and mauve are derivations of the color purple. Don't you need a blue pigmentation mixed with red to achieve purple? Could this be the only croton cultivar that has any blue pigmentation? Blue is a color never found on any known cultivar.
Curious what others opinions are ...
![Cyclops Cyclops Cyclops](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.extended/cyclops.png)