A pretty sport

15 years ago

I got another sport from a NOID. This one is almost albino but I'm not sure there's enough chlorophyll to keep it going if detached. The completely albino sport is growing well but that has no chance if I separate it. Both are from NOID variegated brugs. I also have a Snowbank that has sent up a solid green sport but I'll probably just chop that off and compost it.

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Try to overlook all the slug damage. They are relentless this year!

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eloise_ca
15 years ago
Oh that is a beauty Karyn, but it's hard to overlook the slug damage, lol! Without blowing up the pix, reminded me of a poinsettia.
chena
15 years ago
What a cute little sport!!!! I hope it will hang on not much green on the thing!!! VERY COOL!!!!

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marquest
15 years ago
Maya did that last year. I posted a pic because this year is has sent up one large limb that is solid green. I think it was the white leaf limb from last year.
PKponder TX Z7B
15 years ago
Don't you just wish it would stay and thrive that color? It does remind me of poinsettia.
kasha77
15 years ago
That is a pretty sport Karyn. Keep us posted, ok? My Snowbank reverted wholly back to green because it died back as it sat in a cool basement over the winter. Made me mad! I still have it, it's pretty robust and green, I want to see it flower since the original never did.
kasha77
karyn1
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15 years ago
My Snowbank has a green sport but that came up late in the season. I let both Snowbanks go dormant and so far they've returned variegated but a Jamie and some other variegated brug didn't. My Snowbanks flowered for the first time last fall. I wasn't impressed. The foliage is definitely more interesting then the flowers.