beckygardener said:If that were to happen Donald, then the post could be edited to say that the evaluation you posted turned out to be a different cultivar than you expected. And the evaluation could be erased (and even copied to the correct cultivar if it has been featured).
Yes, but, in the meantime, how many months would incorrect evaluations be attributed to the wrong plant? And how many people might associate it with the wrong plant because they never saw the correction? How many vendors might miss a sale because of it? I'm on record as one who would never cut off a scape on a new plant because I want to be sure a plant is what it's supposed to be. There are just so many different factors that affect how a plant grows anyway - climate, soil, sun, shade, fertilize, etc. Giving an evaluation that ends up not being correct because it wasn't the correct plant is one that can easily be avoided. It's just my way of looking at it, of course.
