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Jun 13, 2020 8:48 PM CST
Name: Tofi
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Yes indeed, many variegation in Anthurium is transient, perhaps that is why some are not as popular compared to variegated Philo (in my opinion though). I just lost an Anthurium vittarifolium this month with that transient variegation, but unsure whether I want to get another one of that at this moment
Here is another transient variegated Anthurium... it is a A. bonplandii hybrid
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There are many stable form too, but it seems to be harder to get as the crave on aroid is still on the air.
Here is an A. andreanum,
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This one is actually not so rare, since the variegation is genetically inherited through seeds, so there are stock that always circulating in the market, however it is a slow grower, It is an A. jenmanii, I think I will cut it, since I am not good in taking care of seedling.
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