I don't think so. Usually, there is a bleeding look from the veins. I'm no expert, though.

bkay

Oh good, maybe there is hope! I transplanted a bunch of hostas on the same day so whatever this one’s got, they probably all have now :/

the buffer between the yellow and green is called cleandon streaking ... it is normal.. and nothing else .. it has something to do with the layers of color within the hosta leaf ... L1 and L2... yadda yadda yadda ...

i think its actually a pottery term.. but my search engine is failing me ...

but i dont know what the dots are in the first pic.. but i see no bleeding between the veins ... so i might think its cold damage ... many of the fragrant ones... like momma plantaginea are subject to cold damage ...

the puckering also looks normal..

it never hurts to always include your location.. on your members page .. so it appears in every post ... ion this case.. it might rule out the cold question ...

ken

So.... the expert answered, nothing to add. :-)

Thanks! I’m in western NC.