pearlgirl, what you are talking about is a sport if it's mostly yellow. This one may collapse on you if it doesn't have enough green to support it. I have see only a few cases where these have made it to bloom. It would be best to allow this to stay with the mother plant. We have a couple that you can see on our website.

There is also a reverse variegated, AxelRose, Sunsport, TNN's reverse and there are a couple others. These are mainly a lighter green with a darker green edge. Hope this will help.

Karma...I was thinking just that (it's a sport) Oh well..
I should have asked before I took it off :):) It did look
pretty on the bottom of my mother plant. Thanks.

I have a P&C cutting that was growing well but dried out terribly over the winter and completely defoliated. It did recover but is now solid green with no hint whatsoever of any variegation and it's already a good size.
Karyn

I can't wait to see what happens...just BECAUSE. I just
love experiments.
Margaret