Jawbreaker question

Luis Alfredo Najera

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why are some JAWBREAKERS born with red and others aren’t I have a Jawbreaker momma that had 9 baby’s (not at once lol) all of them were born with red but the two newest one weren’t ? What’s going on ??
 
From what I've heard their color usually develops over time and they also reproduce by tissue division so maybe the area the babies came from didn't have as much red.
 
From what I've heard their color usually develops over time and they also reproduce by tissue division so maybe the area the babies came from didn't have as much red.
that makes alot of sense thanks for responding .
 
The mushroom attaches its foot and pulls a piece off to make babies. Where ripped from makes a difference.

Those are great looking jawbreakers by the way!
 
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