ORA Purple Digitata that grew green polyps

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The ORA Purple Digitata that has green polyps. Thoughts?

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The ORA Purple Digitata that has green polyps. Thoughts?

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Did you purchase it directly from ORA, out of curiosity? That’s essentially the inverse of the old ROAB digitata, which has a green base with purple polyps.
 
My ORA purple digi also has green polyps, i always assumed the purple was just referring to the base color.
 
Did you purchase it directly from ORA, out of curiosity? That’s essentially the inverse of the old ROAB digitata, which has a green base with purple polyps.
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