A magic tree --- with flowers in four colors

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@fei1125 (607)
Chengde, China
January 9, 2018 6:32am CST
I have seen a magic tree. I am sure, it is only one plant, but have flowers in different colors. I'm wondering if anyone knows why the tree bearing different color of blooms. By which reason it results in four kinds of colors. If you see different colors of blooms on the same flower plant, you may be shocked and start doubting your eyes or questioning your sanity. Actually I don’t know why the plant have four different colored flowers on the same stem, and why it shows different colors without having to plant additional plants. But it looks really cool.
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@Icydoll (36717)
• India
9 Jan 18
Very nice to see different colour flowers on same plant
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
10 Jan 18
Yes, when I have seen this plant, I took this photo immediately. I want to show it to my friend.
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@Icydoll (36717)
• India
10 Jan 18
@fei1125 that's nice friend.thank you for sharing it
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
10 Jan 18
@Icydoll My pleasure. We are in different countries, so we have different experience. Something normal for you maybe really strange to me.
@JohnRoberts (109857)
• Los Angeles, California
9 Jan 18
I have never seen a multi color flowered plant before.
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
10 Jan 18
Me too.
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@maezee (41997)
• United States
9 Jan 18
Wow. That is a gorgeous plant!
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
10 Jan 18
Yes, it is really a special flower tree.
@myhuka (207)
9 Jan 18
its beautiful but i only find two colors red and white
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@Shiva49 (26216)
• Singapore
10 Jan 18
@fei1125 Also blue - siva
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
10 Jan 18
You can check the red color, it has red, orange and pink.... Maybe the color distinction is not obvious
@Shivram59 (31950)
• India
10 Jan 18
@fei1125 This is the first time I have heard about such a plant.Where did you see it?
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@Shivram59 (31950)
• India
11 Jan 18
@fei1125 I see.I have never been to Cambodia.
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
12 Jan 18
@Shivram59 A good place, you can visit. It is worth
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
11 Jan 18
I took this picture in a Supplier's house. In Cambodia. I think, Cambodia is a magic place, have a lot of magic things.
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@JSAph8888 (949)
• Philippines
11 Jan 18
Is that Bougainvillea?
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• Philippines
11 Jan 18
@fei1125 What plant is that, by the way? Based on your photo, I think it's a plant what we call as Bougainvillea.
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
11 Jan 18
I don't know what's this.
@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
17 Jan 18
@JSAph8888 I don't know the plant's name.But, you are right. I just check by baidu, its name is bougainvilea.
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@averygirl72 (37748)
• Philippines
17 Jan 18
That is a bougainvillea. I know only 3 shades, fuchsia pink, peach and white. That is really a magic tree. It's fabulous to see them all blooming
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
17 Jan 18
You are really clever, you know this plant. Cool.
@nitsbubb (1308)
• Pune, India
15 Jan 18
That's an excellent post??
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
17 Jan 18
Thank you. I think it is a magic flower.
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@marlina (154165)
• Canada
9 Jan 18
I don't think that I have ever seen a plant like this before. Pretty.
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@marlina (154165)
• Canada
9 Jan 18
@MALUSE Very possible.
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@MALUSE (69413)
• Germany
9 Jan 18
@fei1125 @marlina I think different shoots were grafted on a 'mother' stem.
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
10 Jan 18
@Shiva49 (26216)
• Singapore
9 Jan 18
Very interesting, I have not seen anything like this - siva
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
10 Jan 18
I am glad you like it.
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@Ganma7 (3664)
11 Jan 18
Beautiful. I do not know what they are but I love the combination
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@Ganma7 (3664)
17 Jan 18
@JSAph8888 thank you so much! Gorgeous plant
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• Philippines
17 Jan 18
@fei1125 @Ganma7 I just copied and pasted the information from wikipedia, for your information: Bougainvillea are also known as buganvilla (Spain), bugambilia (Mexico, Guatemala, Cuba, Philippines), bouganvilla (India), pokok bunga kertas (Indonesia, Malaysia), bougenville (Pakistan), Napoleón (Honduras), jahanamiya (Arab World), veranera (Colombia, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Costa Rica and Panama), trinitaria (Colombia, Panama, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic & Venezuela), Santa Rita (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay) or papelillo (Northern Peru)
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@fei1125 (607)
• Chengde, China
17 Jan 18
I am just taught by @JSAph8888 its name is bougainvillea
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