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Splits are a result of breeding black to lavender. They will be black chickens carrying one copy of the lavender gene. You need 2 copies to produce lavender, so, if you breed the resulting chicks to a lavender you'll get some lavenders and some blacks. I do this to improve feather quality and...

I won't have a lavender rooster this year, I'm just doing splits, but I was selling chicks for $5 each.

Definitely not lavender. It looks like you have one black and the other 2 I'm not sure about. They almost look good laced.

Yes, that's how you do it. But I've never had one suddenly get black feathers after 4 years.Pp

Has anyone ever had their lavenders get black feathers after a molt? I have a 4 1/2 year old hen that has a black feather that she grew after her last molt. Do you think this has something to do with her age? She's Hinkjc, not English.