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My SL girls would have been Mille fluer but the red is muted. However with each molt my original SL hen seems to express more orange each year!

Thx harmeson farm. You question is beyond my genetic knowledge.

Jophus a Snoleopard in the Swedish Flower Hens are chickens that have a muted red gene that expresses the red or mahogany color as a light orange, yellow or tan. Here is a pic of one as a small chick.

I will have to get with you this spring. I would love to have some of his eggs! Here is my SL Roo

Wow she is interesting! Never seen such a dark one. Here are mine. My first girl Snocrocus Her daughter Snodrop Her other 2 daughters, I call them the twins

Congrats!!!!!!

Exciting mini!!!! I have 2 SL that are about weeks old. Hoping for pullets!

Watch them carefully as they are still a bit young to be sure of sex. You are on your way to a beautiful flock of flowers.

I agree with your assessment so far. How old are the chicks? Just keep in mind that there can always be a late showing cockerel. Very nice looking birds.

Oh no Egg so sorry. I purchased eggs from a breeder this spring & out of 5 pullets only 1 was without sprigs.

Very nice roo jophus. Just a suggestion but you shouldn't breed a crested Roo with a crested hen as it can cause a vaulted skull in their offspring. Also their crests can be unsually large which will impede their ability to notice arial predators. It's recommended to use a non crested Roo if...

Congrats Sierra on your first eggs!!

What a sweet little flower

Ok great!

How old? I'm really interested & I'm in west central Ohio. Can you get a better picture of him? Closer?

Do you have a picture of him? Also whose stock is he from? Where are you located mini?

Just purchased 2 Roos yesterday from 2 different breeders. They are getting along great! Bachelor pen is going to be built as soon as harvest is over.

I have some that just began laying a few weeks ago. Sold all the pullets I had growing out so won't have any pullets for a few more months.

Hi Pasturedpeeps I have been raising Swedish Flower Hens for over 3.5 years and typically the begin to lay at 5-6 months.

gapey what a great picture!