Hi Brod,
I've always found that white seedlings die once they've used up the food within the seed - no way to photosynthesis etc.

The green ones are looking very healthy though :-)

Cheers, Todd

Brod, was the mother plant just a plain green pectinata? I ask because unless the mother was a variegate, it's hard to figure out where the albinism could have come from.

I agree with Todd, though. Totally white seedlings generally die off very quickly, and won't become variegates.

Thanks guys for your comments.
The mother was a normal green pectinata I believe, a friend gave me the seed from his plant.He is in the US at the moment so I cant ask him. I'll let them die a natural death, they aren't taking up much space as yet.

Cheers

Brod