Bumping this thread, none of my others are doing this, anyone got an idea? Could being root bound or not enough of some vitamin do this?

Some of mine do that. Don't why but nothing is wrong I'm sure.

Mine is doing the same thing. The crescent thing I mean. I'm guessing it's because the white part of the leaf does not contain chlorophyll, and does not photosynthesize, so cannot produce food for itself. While it gets some from the green part, it might not get enough and so it's growth might be stunned. Especially when the white part reaches up to central vein (dunno why though, just an observation).

Though the heart shaped one is curious. It looks like two leaves melded together. Maybe it's a deformation from pressing against something (trellis)?

Its a hanging basket but ill take a close look at where the tines are

Interesting... I get an occasional weird leaf. Are they all coming in odd, or just one here and there? Sometimes, bugs can produce damaged leaves, but this doesn't really look like that.

Denise in Omaha

no some of the leaves are normal

1 could it be possible for a hybrid to have leaves from both parents?
2 if it were a hybrid could it develop later in the plants life?

the only reason im asking is some of its leaves are chelsea like