Variegated Seedling?

dan2805

14 years ago

Hello all,

I know this is a bit early, but is this a variegated seedling? Or do lots of seedlings do this?

thanks. I have another seedling that look a bit like this.

Dan

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hotdiggetydam
14 years ago
It appears to be variegated ...only time will tell what nature has created.
splinter1804
14 years ago
Hi Dan,

Sorry to rain on your parade, but I've had some that looked like that, but as they got a bit older they all changed to plain green. But you never know for sure at this stage, and only time will tell.

All the best, Nev.
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vriesea
14 years ago
Yeah I have had a lot of Vriesea seedlings start with a few marks like that,not one stayed "variegated " not even when they got 2 inches across , ah how fickle is the plant world at times , Jack

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