Heres something new color changing flowers from Revolution Bioengineering.

 

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Wouldn't a dye have worked just as well? I know it works for cut flowers at least.

Edited March 20, 201510 yr by Endy0816

Wouldn't a dye have worked just as well? I know it works for cut flowers at least.

These flowers change color when they aren't even growing, you are talking about flowers absorbing the coloring from their food. It seems that is what they are going for.

Well in both cases the flowers are absorbing a solution via capillary action. Did some searching and found that dye will also work for flowers still on the bush when injected via a syringe.

It should be obvious this is spam. Get a clue.

 

Many flowers change color naturally as they age, e.g. many trilliums start out white and slowly change to a dark purple.

Sometimes we get true believers. Sufficiently advanced spam and all that.

Sometimes we get true believers. Sufficiently advanced spam and all that.

Well, if you have read very many of my posts you know how highly I regard true believers and all that.

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