Def. not 'Milky Way'

I agree, not 'Milky Way'. It also looks as if it's trying to revert to solid green. You'll need to watch it to make sure the solid green leaves don't become dominant.

There are many striped aspidistras, with the main differences being the width of the stripe, and abundance of striping. Some of the differences are VERY minor between cultivars. Tony Avent of Plant Delights nursery grows over 200 varieties, so he might be your best bet for an ID. The only email I could find for the nursery is sales@plantdelights.com. Tony is super, super busy, but he's a great guy, and will help if he can.

I looked at A. Elatior Variegata and it has all different amounts of variegation with some green leaves. https://smartgardenguide.com/cast-iron-plant-care/ I think this is what I have. I looked at Plant delights...plant candy...except for the prices. It;s a good thing we don't live near there.

The number of aspidistra on display at Tony's Juniper Level Botanic Garden (a non-profit, founded by Tony, and associated with but not financially connected to Plant Delights) is amazing, many more than Tony sells on the website. If you think you've seen "plant candy", there's a junk food-junky's-worth yet to view, lol. I *think* he has the largest aspidistra collection in the US. Some are so rare they aren't grown in the open ground, but only in the greenhouses. If you love rare and esoteric plants, it's worth the trip, trust me. It's the east coast version (as close as we'll ever get) to Heronswood (oh, how I miss it).

looks like the variegated lily of the valley i keep walking by .. but i dont know if it has that crown appearance.. i presume it doesnt.. and im way off base.. so you wonder why i dont get up and go look. or just delete this.. but.. what the heck .. im too lazy to walk outside right now ... maybe later.. lol..

ken

It is a Aspidistra. That has never been in question. I have one which looks just like this but I’ve never known it anything other than ‘that variegated Aspidistra.‘

Floral, does yours have all green leaves in the 'clump' of each plantlet? Will all leaves turn green eventually or just stay varying amounts of stripes and none stripes?