Beautiful, Karen. I love variegates, too. Up in VT right now, will post pics when I get home :-)

Most of mine are Jades, of course, but I do have a few other variegates.

Most notably, 'Bantel's Sensation.'

I don’t have many variegated plants, just your usual suspects, a Chinese evergreen, a spider plant, perhaps my rubber tree which is multicoloured, I am assuming my snake plants might be, perhaps the agave could be considered variegated. I just acquired a Gasteria that is stripey, variegated? I don’t know. Sometimes I like variegated plants and sometimes I don’t, they are also usually weaker than non variegated.

Karen beautiful! Does that HOya grow red new growth too? I like it. I will share some pic later when I get home. Vareigates are my favorites if they fragrant even.

Hey, Mike! You have some of the best variegates out there!

Josh

not sure if these are variegated, this one is still a baby, it will get purple blocks between the veins

Josh, don't tell me, is that the sensation a sent you years back? It's popping out of the side of the pot and flowering to boot. Wow buddy. NIce and cool.

JW, I have always liked the colored ficus or rubber tree. Nice. I love the red new growth!

Elena, what perfect beautiful fully developed tree. Wow, no flaws

Mike, exactly! Yes it has totally broken that pot! It flowered very nicely this season. I want to separate it and give a piece of it to my girlfriend for her apartment. She also really loves variegated plants.

Josh

I hate to potentially turn the variegate love-in against me, but I find they REALLY need some nicd solids to help them stand out. In my jungle (30+ plants in my office, 30+ at home) I find I need about ⅔ solid, ⅓ variegated) to make the variegated show properly. Otherwise the room is a busy mish mash of white stripes, so busy that they don’t show well.

There‘s a coupLe of variegated plants here: a pair of sanseveria pots, the baby agave desmettiana variegata plants on the buffet table and the Ficus elastica variegata in the far corner.

Some plants are pretty much only available as variegated. I agree, in outdoor gardens in particular, you can overdo the variegated plants, but in a darker space, they are like a pool of light.

I have always said 'If poison Ivy was variegated, then I'll have some and itch'. I love Sans, Agaves and Aloes so any variegated the better.

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My favorite topic! Karen, your Aralia is just gorgeous.

Love all of these! Here are a few of mine...

Euphorbia poissonii variegata

Monadenium ritchiei variegata

another variegated Monadenium ritchiei, this time with white instead of yellow

a few more...

Monadenium stapelioides variegata

Huernia zebrina variegata

A variegated Hoya carnosa grown from a cutting of my mother's plant

Still more (I'm a sucker for anything variegated)

Hoya kentiana variegata

Bougainvillea 'Orange Ice'

a variegated Astrophytum

Those variegated cacti and succulents are pretty wild. I am at cacti level 101 here.

Wow folks, nice variegates!!! Some kind of bizarre; that 1st Monadenium, the columnar one looks other-worldly. So glad folks are posting here.

Elena: lovely F. benj, nice & full. I wish mine would use yours as a role model.

Josh: Cool how your Bantels is escaping its pot, nice blooms too.

Variegate nuts eh Stush? Yikes, your collection gets bigger & bigger.

More later, time permitting.

Opuntia "Joseph's Coat"

Tried to add pic four times, but won't take. Sorry.

Randi, You have to reduce the size of your picture for Houzz to take. Some times I hit Submit then back to edit and add another picture for it to take.

Portulacaria afra f. variegata 'Tricolor'