I am interested in your blue water iris, and mini cats. I would also bt interested in a couple purple w? yellow beard Iris if you have any. I have parrots feather, frogbit, I might be able to give you some water hawthorne. I also have arrowhead and penny wort. let me know for a faster response email me on the direct email on aol at mikey92306@aol.com

IF they are actually the same plants, then my guess is that the heat and drought had something to do with it. In which case, hopefully, they'll be "blue" next season. Is the species normally white or "blue"? Or, there is this other phenomenon: There are cases where a reversion in one part of a plant some how influences genetics in the rest of the plant, and encourages the rest of the plant to revert too. Might there have been a few whites there last year? If we have a not too hot and dry season next year and color (and size) hasn't returned, then I'd say your stuck with white. Nature is quite complex, and there are other possibilities, but my guess is the rusults would be the same.

@hu-233033062 .If you indoor plant is flowering (white flowers) the reason it’s not bearing any peppers is because it needs to cross pollinate. Meaning you need the outdoors, bugs, ants, wind, bees, butterflies .. etc. If you are keeping it indoors, try taking a q-tip swab and gently touching each flower stalk (you become the pollinator) or sometimes you can shake the plant and pray that the pollen flying lands in the right spot 😊

Oh it's not a photo... It's art work depiction... I don't think it's a particular breed as much as a fantasized version of a horse ;) Knowing & owning several horses myself, though, I'd say the artists used an Andalusian as a model -- they have those beautiful, flowing, long manes & tails. Very popular in the dressage arena & dapple grey is the most popular/common color for the pure bred Andalusian. Thanks for the interest, though =)