GigiPlumeria said:
Correct, the bloom of the cutting you grafted will be the same color. Normally herr white is not common. So you graft white blooming cutting into the pink rootstock not the other way around.
Although I was able to buy a blooming seed grown that has single petal white and a double petal white grafted.
Still kicking myself for not getting the seed grown single petal yellow.
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