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    Super fires/sulfurs can range from pure white to lots of yellow like yours. With super fires, you see about 15% high white, 15% high yellow and the remaining 70% are anywhere in between. From what I hear, super sulfurs tend to put out more high yellow than the super fires which is cool. For every person that asks me for a high white super I have at least one asking for a high yellow. Either fetch a slightly greater price than the middling yellows.

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    Re: Showing off my favorite High Orange Paradox!

    Thanks for all the input! My long term goal is to consistently produce high orange supers through selectively breeding!

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