Spots, dots, round circle pattern adds elements of fun to any foliage. Please share yours

Here is a Farfugium japonicum 'Aureomaculatum'

another one with wavy edge foliage Farfugium japonicum 'Kagami Jishi'

Croton

Ardisia 'Turtleback'

Gina1960 said: Ardisia 'Turtleback'

Really love this species, slow grower, but can be grown from a very small leave cutting, or root cutting. The texture and the thick leaves are amazing. and it can get huge, almost 40cm at length

Haworthiopsis reindwardtii



Deuterocohnia brevifolia



Gasteria 'Little Warty'


Crassula arborescens

How interesting, I used to see dots in Haworthiopsis as lines, although I do know they are dots.. Now I will never see them as stripey plants, instead they are spotty...

tofitropic said: How interesting, I used to see dots in Haworthiopsis as lines, although I do know they are dots.. Now I will never see them as stripey plants, instead they are spotty...

There are ones that have stripes instead, so I don't think your eyes were playing tricks.

Now... you got me there...

Gina, that Ardisia 'Turtleback' is pretty interesting, really does have a fitting name.

Billbergia Teng Ee


Billbergia Casa Blanca


And of course....
polka dot plant (Hypoestes phyllostachya)

Dracaena Cantleyi, this species can be varied in their spots quality, this one with more bright dots

Tofi, I am just curious....how many plants do you estimate you have?
Colocasia elepaio

Very nice dotty Elepaio..

I have not count the number of species and variety for years now. Some years ago I did try to catalogue, and it was more than ten thousands, The number seems large, but it was not so strange, since I grow any kind of plants I could grow, from fern to trees, from "weedy" road side plants to rare plants. edibles to medicinal, anything. Mostly they are not "INTERESTING" plants at all.
And since I count the number of variety not the Species the number get large quickly,

For example Croton, Codiaeum variegatum, if every different variety being count, then quickly it will reach above 100, although most I have are no ID, but if it was count as species, it will be only 1.

If I count by the species only, the number of my plants shrink alot.

That's a lot of plants Tofi.

Billbergia Poquito Mas, white foliage to spotted, side view and overhead view. Another pink spotted Billbergia in the background.

Howsa bout a spotted bloom? The spathe of this Anthurium 'Shibori' is all spots!

So pretty!

I was lucky to get this years and years ago. There was only one nursery in Hawaii that had them. No one seems to have them nowdays.

Oh, shibori, years ago I use yo have one, bought online through e-bay, nowadays the importing of plants ti my province will be very difficult. Such a treat to see your Gina

That's really pretty Gina.

Alocasia aequiloba, spotty form.

Licuala mapu