Your plants are so beautiful.

Foliage and plant form are becoming more important to me also.

Just a big wow. They are beautiful plus how symmetrical the leaves are. Hope mine will look as awesome as these one day. :) velleta

Beautiful plants.

I'm a big fan of variegated foliage & your plants are truly lovely.

Terri

AC, I love the large assortment & year around beauty of Variegated leaves, too. Thank you for sharing your beauties with us. They look very HAPPY, Trudy

Thank you, they are so well grown!

Glad you all like them! I need to make a correction, however - that is Sierra Sunrise (NOT Sierra Sunset!) Gee Whiz - I must have been having a senior moment...and here it is one of my self-proclaimed favorites, LOL!

I'm jealous of your Rob's Argyle Socks! I had one that I rooted from leaves I had ordered. It does grow so symmetric and perfect. It was the first of its kind that I had had with that type of variegation, and mine was just getting to the point where I thought it could bloom. Unfortunately, my cat saw a birdie out the window and knocked it out of the windowsill along with a few heavier plants. It did survive, but just barely. It basically got cut in half. It's been at least 6 months since the accident, but it's finally started to show serious signs of growth.

Heather

What size pot are you using for the re-potting ?

Don't give up on yours, Heather. I got my R'sAS in 2013 and had accident troubles with my plant, too, but saved it by restarting from a leaf in 2014. The only problem is that the new plant did not bloom true - but I love the leaf variegation so much that I don't mind the lack of fantasy (I don't grow to show.)

Leon, I'm not sure if your question is about one plant in particular? I used a variety of pot sizes when I did my re-potting last month on about 130 plants, from solo cup or recycled pudding cups to greek yogurt cups to purchased 2-1/2", 3" or 4" white plastic pots and a few 5" pan pots for larger trailers. I have a whole box of assorted sizes that have collected and use whatever seems appropriate. For example, Rob's Argyle Socks is now in a recycled greek yogurt container which measures about 3" across and 2" deep. The plant itself is about 6-1/2" in diameter, so 3" might be considered a trifle large for it, but it was terribly root bound in its 2-1/2" pot and the yogurt cup is what I had, so...and now it seems happy.

Anne

I've thought about getting more leaves of it, but I hate to give up on this one. I would be pretty disappointed though if the blooms didn't turn out right.

Greek yogurt containers. :) I use applesauce cups. It's pretty bad when you buy your food just for the containers.

Yes, and choose the brand because the label comes off cleanly, leaving a nice blank white pot! LOL

Ohhhhhhh,,,,,AnneC. You are killing me! I am once again drooling all over my clean shirt!!!!!! Beautiful! And you are right, variegation can make such a statement with or without flowers! Now where did I put that wish list??? Rosie

Your forms are so lovely, you hardly need any flowers.