Nope, don't think it is.

When my hosta look like that I fertilize. It seems to green them up a bit. The other thing that can discolor a hosta in my garden is too much sun; it seems to bleach them out. However, it seems too early in the year for that. If its the little bit of puckering or the two spots that your worried about, that looks like normal wear and tare. Spring, transplanting, ... Otherwise it looks healthy and I think will recover. Just my thoughts. Hopefully you will get a couple more opinions.

Happy transplanting
Beverly

Needs food, that's all.....

Pieter

Not HVX,just distress,and may look better after it is up awhile. Phil

Thank you all! I am so happy this is not a virus!!! This Sagae is my precious specimen, and I want it to do well.
I will feed it today :).

When my hostas show these markings, I give 'em a little drench in liquid fish fertilizer, and water them from water in my pond for a few days. Seems to do the trick.

Like others have posted, it's OK, just needs a little boost.

Cheers,
Don B.

Thank you all! I am so happy this is not a virus!!! This Sagae is my precious specimen, and I want it to do well.
I will feed it today :).

My Sagae usually looks that way early in the season.

Deanna

My Sagae and Regal Splendor looked like your photo above. Happy to say that this year Regal Splendor looks fine. Sagae displays some of that patterning as of today. I think yours will be just fine with a little help of some fertilizer. Liquid fertilizer would work the fastest.

Thank all of you for the input! Sagae does not look the way it suppose to look - stems are very short, and most of the leaves are small. I gave it a small dose of liquid fertilizer today. I will stop by at HD tomorrow to get liquid fish fertilizer after I go to the doctor to get my foot checked, it looks like I managed to fracture one of the bones in it...I started gardening season just right, he-he....But I am happy that this is not a virus, I am pretty careless about sterilizing my garden tools, so one infected hosta will transmit virus to many...