I wick water so yes they are on a constant supply of weak fertilizer. They are in a Northwestern exposure. I bought it at a local flower show.

It had one mature sucker plus a very small one. And I see the spots on the baby sucker too. Velleta

Is northwestern exposure really bright for you? It wouldn't be for me.

Yes this time of the year my climate is tropical so the sun shifts and the northern side gets direct sun in the evenings.

I have actually place a shade cloth in front of them. Velleta

Hi Velleta! Got no clue what that could be, but it doesn't look like anything deadly. Maybe it was supposed to be variegated and whoever grew it didn't give it the proper care? And as a response the plant turned mostly green to sustain itself? Don't know,,,,only guessing, but I do know a variegated leaf will sacrifice color if it needs to survive by turning mostly green. hmmm, then again,,,,,. I got nuthin' !!!! Rosie

Rosie, thanks for your comment. I am betting this is maybe a mosaic verigated plant that is just now getting proper care and is growing the way it should.

But only time will tell, let's hope I can get it to its full potential. Either way it has really beautiful rose pink bloom that are double petal so been verigated would be added bonus.Velleta

Oh that is a beautiful color flower! If it is variegated, it will look very pretty with that color flower. Too bad you and I don't live closer!!! Rosie