Looks promising! I like it a lot!

Thanks for sharing. How old is this one?

So is this the sport of a streaked plant? If so when did you separate it?

Except for the lighter color, I can see the Jewel of the Nile influence. Nice looking plant.

Answers to questions... long ago, I crossed Abba Dabba Do with Jewel of the Nile, back when I was crossing everything with everything. The plant grew large but didn't inspire me all that much so I stuck it out of the way. I put its pollen on a couple of streakers and it seemed to add some blue to the mix, so it has now become a favorite pollen donor. This is the result of that pollen on Sally and Bob.

it's probably about three years old, is not a sport, simply a cross. It is bluer in real life...aren't they all? The leaves are roundish and quite thick. The pollen parent does not have round leaves.

It's hard to say where the blue came from. I wouldn't rule out Abba Dabba Do as my favorite blue seedling is ADD/Fortunei Aureomarginata. That was a mistake as I thought I was crossing Montana Aureomarginata with ADD. But it worked out just fine. Sheer ignorance scores.

(Didn't have any luck trying to get a lower case m in mA. My iPad thinks it knows more about it than I do.)

bev... the title says its a CROSS ... which means its a seedling ... hence he speaks of using pollen.. etc..

nice expansion of the breeding pool ....

ken

Yes ken... but streaked seedlings often have sports which people separate out. So my question was to weather it started out as a streaker or just came up margined.