r/VariegatedPlants

This one is listed for sale on s local market place as a albo, but im very sure its a thai con.
Could it be a creme btulee or is the newest leaf just heavily variegated by itself?

Found in the wild in NC yesterday.

These were sold as regular Peace Lilies, but I’m pretty sure they are variegated. I got them for Christmas, and after a while, they started to develop what I can only assume are variegated leaves. I made sure it doesn't have anything to do with root rot or parasites. Is that common? What caused the variegation to appear?

The Bulbasaur is definitely my favorite Monstera right now. The greyish tones are beautiful to me

Just showing off this baby. Someone on a different subreddit told me about the llano carti relationship and that makes it 10X harder for me to have this on auction on Palmstreet. I love a plant with interesting history. I'm a bit nerdy I guess but this one is hard for me to let go of. Maybe if she doesn't hit the reserve price I'll just keep her. 😅

Clipping 1 is first picture
Clipping 2 is second and third picture
Clipping 3 is fourth picture
All from the same plant

I had a regular monstera that produced a green on green variegated growth years ago. I’ve been chopping and propping it since.

The first clipping has been growing for a few months and produces almost white parts that tend to green as they harden. Also has a red color around the edges of the leaves.

The second clipping was given to my dad last year, growing outside with lots of light currently. Its latest leaf has an almost creamy yellow patch.

The third clipping is what they typically look like. The mother plant of all these clippings had the same color as this one.

Is this a true Green on green variegation, or aurea / albo? Or something else? Since it’s a spontaneous variegation it has a distinct linage, possible new variegation pattern?

I can include more pictures for those interested

I got this alocasia frydek albo (for free!) but all of it's leaves only have these teeny specs of variegation. is it possible to encourage bigger amounts of this? or are these just the stuck genetics of the plant? I love her regardless 🥰

Does anyone know how much a variegated BMF would sell for? It’s a mature plant and the variegation isn’t crazy, but there nonetheless. I couldn’t find any for sale so I am not sure how much I should price it at. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

This distylium was given to us but without an ID. Not sure if it was widely cultivated but any help would be great! Thank you!

I found about 4 albino plants. This one i will try to keep alive with a chosen sibling.

Dollar store thyme started from seed late this spring. Any tips on overwintering? Inside vs outside in zone 4

1. Rivermist Zephyr

2. Rose Bouquet

3. KO-Diamond Mosaic (KO-Almaznaya Mozaika / КО-Алмазная Мозаика)

4. Dn-Picasso (Dn-Pikasso / Dn-Пікассо)

5. Eternal Orbit

6. Rivermist Razzleberry

just wanted to share bc i’m literally so excited for this bougainvillea to grow

i just bought it yesterday for 10 bucks (what a steal imo) and i love the coral/salmon color on it :D

Our garden in southern British Columbia has a lot of different ivy growing throughout the rock beds. This variegated bunch appeared recently and now it seems to be throwing fully white vines. Is this quite rare? I’ve never seen variegation that fully lacks pigment before in any plant!
I believe this plant is a type of English Ivy? Is it a mutation or a separate type of plant?
Thank you!

My local nursery was selling Colocasia esculenta 'Hawaiian Punch' from EZ Pond last week and I noticed one that looked quite different from the rest.

I'm hoping someone with more experience can help identify if this is a known variety and was mislabeled or if it may be a mutation since I have not had luck narrowing it down.

Photos 1-5 are the existing leaves of the plant I bought Photo 6 shows one or two other plants with similar variegation Photo 7 is another shot of the grouping of plants together

The 10+ plants being sold as Hawaiian Punch all had the red stems, veins, and leaf edges as that variety. One or two others in the group also demonstrated this variegation, but to a smaller degree. None of the other leaves contained the pink color of the plant I purchased.