I've uploaded a photo of Crinum asiaticum (somewhat fuzzy) to the Mystery Bulb page on the Wiki. Its not an unidentified bulb in the usual sense, but I do have a question about it. This was a dark red offset from an ancient but otherwise normal looking Crinum asiaticum. The parent did have a faint red blush to the leaves that I put down to an extreme drought and direct tropical sun. None of the nearby asiaticums had a similar blush. Its shape and coloring is not like my current procerums, although with age, the red has darkened with purple that is a little bit closer in hue to procerum 'Queen Emma'. I do rather like the fade to green in the older leaves. Is this normal variation? I would appreciate comments from anyone more familiar with crinum than I (that would be most of you, I suspect). http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/files/… Thanks! -Phil
