Thanks Chaz and thanks Davel. Yes, as I've tried to explain, there definately is a depth to the color. It's hard to capture in a photo. Outdoors is much better. There are pinks and oranges, as well as an overall coppery, oily sheen. That's why I named them "BLACK GOLD". They honestly have an oily look.
Can't wait to breed them to my Sharp Strain. Chances are good we'll make more just like 'em in '08.
jsc

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