Now THAT'S interesting!

Very interesting ...

Guess that's not a good sign -- but I like it!

Cool - sectorial chimera . And yes - it is not stable. Eventually you will get them all blue with geneva edge - it is a named sport - Rebel's Night Breezes. You want to preserve the original variety - take a leaf that has a bloomstalk with correct blossoms - or just an older leaf from the opposite side of the crazy blooms- and put it down for the babies.

Too bad that look isn't stable

I originally started 2 leaves of Rebel's Splatter Kake back in October 2016. Out of those 2 leaves I got 9 babies. I gave one to my son, and kept the rest. I was hoping one of them would sport. The rest of them have all bloomed true.

I really love it. Hate that it won’t keep going for u.

Oh I love that! Too bad it won't stay. I would definitely put it on my list! Rosie

It is fun - and nobody knows how long it will stay this way - may be only on this level of leaves - may be more. But you cannot propagate it.

Katy, That is great that it stayed true for you! I once bought a plantlet labelled RSK from a local sale. When it bloomed, it was "Night Breezes." Irina explained what had happened and that once it sported, it would never bloom true. I do not know if my growing conditions caused it to sport or if I had been sold a bad specimen.

Joanne

Irina, out of curiosity, if that plant were to be entered in a show with the flowers like that, how would it be viewed by the judges? Would it garner any extra points for its uniqueness or would it be penalized in any way or dismissed as an interesting but nonaward-worthy oddity?