Variegated

9 years ago

How is this variegated? As it started to leaf out, the back of the leaves were pink. It's only been a week since the leaves opened. I don't believe they are fully open. But in any case with that also came a flower bud. Can you see it? Star of top

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rcharles_gw (Canada)
9 years ago
Alma, Nice to have you here. That is a bud and SOT is gorgeous. So pleased for you and hope to see your bloom.

Rick
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Marie Tran
9 years ago
Alma, I hope it is variegated for you. Without blooms variegated still pretty.

Marie
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eeyore94sooregon
Original Author
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Rick, this is the one whose branches kept on shreivling up on me. She arrived in late August last year from Thailand and never leafed out til just these past cple weeks. I guess those highs 90s and 100+ temps we had really helped. I really hope it ends up variegated!
rcharles_gw (Canada)
9 years ago
Alma,

If the first set of leaves do not come out heavily variegated, the subsequent ones can follow w more variegation. Even if you do not see a lot (hope you do), this does not mean it will not in further flushes of growth.

So excited for you.

Rick
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eeyore94sooregon
Original Author
9 years ago
Good to know, thank you. Has lots of new growth below the shreivled branches.