Lol....you are right on Steve. Look out world, a new hybridizer waits in the wings.<g>
And Sean, the yellow is at the top of the list to propagate. I know yellows aren't popular but I like it and even though it is a volunteer growing in the mulm on the bottom, it hasn't gotten huge. It is a nicely controlled size with a tight, concentric pad spread. You know how large and leggy yellows can get, so I don't really have a yellow at this point. I tried St. Louis Gold but ready to toss it as it has to be the worst for legginess. When I do propagate it, you'll be first on the list.
The pink is another volunteer, but if you look its pads in the top right quadrant, I see DayGlow influence. The mottled pads belong to the Foxfire it shares the pond with.
