Well, it is my understanding that the variegation continues to get better and better until maturity so maybe this is normal.....I'm sure an Arum expert will help us out on this, but I'd love to get some seed to put out back if you have any extra. I should have some seed of Arisaema nepenthoides in awhile.....assuming the seed heads do not bite the dust before ripening. I assume I'll get some seed on my other Arisaema as well this year, although I make no attempt to pollinate myself so can not guarantee it. Good luck with them :o) Dan

I would very much like to see a photograph of these. Are you willing to part with some?

Although not my picture, this is what they look like. I think they are pretty common? I don't know the exact variety because they were at my parents' home when the house was purchased.

Here is a link that might be useful: arum italicum