'Dynamite' crepe myrtle (Lagerstroemia) is a hybrid cultivar. Seedlings revert to ancestral traits—hence the light pink blooms instead of true red.
Rapid growth (1 inch to 2 feet in months) confirms healthy seedlings—just not the cultivar you wanted. Crepe myrtles grow fast from seed in warm, moist conditions.
For true 'Dynamite', use softwood cuttings in spring. Roots readily. Layering also works.
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