In 2004 Gerry Stansfield in New Zealand pointed out to me that his 'Heart Music' never had red stripes at any time of its life and was therefore different to the plant registered under that name. Consultation with Keith Golinski revealed that there was a form without red stripes with the same vague parentage and this was called 'Heart Music Too'
At about the same time we received a photo from Graham Alderson from the South Island of New Zealand called 'Hearts and Music' which was provisionally filed under 'Heart Music' even though it may be yet another clone in this saga.
Another 4 years later in 2008 Rob Smythe from Townsville, pointed out to me that I must have my wires crossed because Olive Trevor was selling the non striped form as 'Heart Music' between 1999 and 2001. We also know that Michael Kiehl in Florida also had this clone at least in 2002 and is in his catalogue as such. In all probability he got his plants from Australia.
This is just another problem caused by the hybridist releasing a hybrid without registering. The Register still stands as
'Heart Music' with red stripes especially as a juvenile offset
'Heart Music Too' no sign of stripes at any stage."
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