That's bizarre! Pretty cool. And you HAVE to know your posts are always entertaining; you're one of my favorite traders! We really should have met up at some point when you were still in California (though Berkeley's a might far from Chico anyway) for some in person trades (I'm po' folk)

You'll have to keep us updated on the ?variegated? seedling!

Amanda 'romando'

That definitely looks like a variegated seedling, very cool. I've had albino seedlings from other plants but they don't survive because they have no chlorophyll. As long as it has some green it should be fine. I've never seen a variegated passi. It will be interesting to see what the bloom looks like. I know that plumeria blooms can have a color break from a virus, either natural or introduced intentionally. I think that some variegated citrus is also caused by a virus, not sure though. You'll have to keep posting pics of that plant.
Karyn

Interesting....
I had something like that happen to a Insense x Caerulea Seedling.... but mine died, it will be interesting to see if it grows out of it or it stays like it for the rest of it's life....
Please keep us Updated
Thanks krstofer
*Smiley*

Hi Krstofer. By any chance from seed I sent you? Its a fascinating plant but the leaves don't look like Cincinnata to me. If it was from my seed it could have been pollinated by Alata or Decaisneana which have more similar leaves to your 'chimera'. Keep us posted with updates.