At last. I will try that Sean that sound right, my camera has a white balance function.
It's been raining heavily non stop for four weeks, as you can see anything I post is covered in rain drops. So the light hasn't been strong. Thongsook appears quite strong in the rain, where others might have been flattened this one holds up reasonably well, Royal Red even better, dead straight even in black weather warning, and high, very high out the water, very nice, very plucky.
I found a lucky seedling that travelled amongst the roots of Thongsook from Thailand, could be interesting. For some reason I seem to remember being told N 'Thongsook was fertile, maybe it was used to create N 'Sadchaipol. Im going to have to phone Sam's daughter soon as Sam is almost completely phone deaf. But he sold me as far as I know only fertile plants and all relating somehow to N. 'Larp. I left the choice of plants completely up to him.
Sadchaipol is a splendid one, stunning shape, like a big bowl, big as your hand, like when you hold up a melon, in Thailand it grows like that at any rate. Should do well here. I will post it as it opens.
