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K, so maybe y'all aren't excited about mutations in weeds, but I happen to have a mad passion for spring back yard chowder season, full of deadnettle, henbit and dandelion, so I thought it was super cool when I found white henbit last year. I was wise and grabbed a fistful and let the seeds mature in a vase of water on my windowsill, then planted them. I figured on recessive genes, but the pale color of the buds is making me excited. Wild plant shown first for comparison.

P.S. The "wild" mutation was found in an unused trailer lot in my trailer park, and I'm very very glad I grabbed some, because I went back to find wild mature seeds and they were mowed down.

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