I dont see anything either. Maybe someone that has been in violets longer than me can help. I am a sucker for variegated foliage so whatever she is, she sure is pretty!

Here is a suggestion I received from Alabama when growing an AV that was almost pure white in the center. Place a small sheet of plastic wrap loosely over the top of the plant. Prop it up with plastic coffee stirrers or something similar. Try it for a few days. If the plant does not like it, remove it.

I mentioned that because the crown leaves are very small. This might help. Also, the leaf stems might be getting elongated. That could mean the plant wants a bit more light.

When fertilizing, use a high Nitrogen fertilizer every 3 waterings. That will help green it up. Whenever I have a plant that has very little green, I try to first let the foliage develop and try to green it before allowing it to bloom.

Joanne

Yes, under close inspection I can see that perhaps some "dialing in" would be a good idea but it sure is pretty now. Name, or no name, I am very impressed with the variegation and would love to have one just like yours!

Thanks to all. I’ll keep you posted.

It is beautiful! I hope you find information somewhere!

I suspect it is mislabeled. I have a relatively fresh upload of First class for Android - they have it for I-phone too - LOVE IT!

There was an unregistered Texas hybrid Platinum Pink by J.Swift. Standard,semi-double pink blossoms, dark green, plain, quilted foliage.

There is a registered Pink Platinum.. hot pink with ruffled green foliage.

It is evident that it is not it - the foliage on these varieties is green. Sometimes the blossoms give a clue - so lets wait - it should be a spectacular plant though mislabeled.

Thanks Irina. I will update when and if it blooms. It's still looking good, but it's not the fastest grower I have.