I was sold these as Lime Chillis, can someone help me ID it?
I was told this is gold maul, but i think it might be sopranos or Scarface, any thoughts?
Psychosis or tasers or superstar?
Appreciate all your help!
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I was sold these as Lime Chillis, can someone help me ID it?
I was told this is gold maul, but i think it might be sopranos or Scarface, any thoughts?
Psychosis or tasers or superstar?
Appreciate all your help!
may be Adonis zoa or Krakatoa speciesThere’s a few interesting ones here.
Starting with the first, the lime chilli name has been recycled a few times at this point. If someone’s calling that strain lime chilli alright- as long as it’s understood it’s not the OG strain (attaching a pic for reference). It bears some similarities to an oxana but I don’t believe it to be one. Possible it’s a morphed nirvana but the mouth and median is too well defined, also seeing some rainbow in the skirt. It’ll be interesting to see what it does.
(OG lime chilli for reference)
The second one is a gold maul, the question is whether it’s a named variety. It’s not a spellbinder/orange eruption given the color and pattern. Could it be a soprano or Scarface? I like @saltyreef’s breakdown and generally concur with the caveat that Scarface’s are no longer a single specific strain but a group of strains with the afore mentioned traits. When in doubt, I default to gold maul which covered basically all black and gold speckled mid-sized zoanthids.
As for the third it is neither a superstar, tazer, or a psychosis (for good measure it’s not a black orchid either). All of these strains have the green skirt and purple median/mouth but none have a third color (in this case yellow?) around the mouth (nor will any of these morph and develop one). I don’t discourage pics under blues but in this case another pic might be helpful as we’re losing a lot of detail.