no.. its a transitory color change ...

i cant ID it.. on this one leaf ... any idea... maybe one of the undulata clan????

if you want to know.. post a pic of the whole

ken

Here you go :)

What's the deal witb the leaf at 9:00? It looks puckered while the rest appear smooth...

undulata albomarginata????

that leaf is getting a mature leaf surface ... puckering ... why that one???.. who knows ... it doesnt bother me in the least ...

this plant is extremely immature ...

is that the driveway... its edged up upon ??? .. lol ...

ken

Here is a link that might be useful: link

In my experience, the white edge is not consistent with this plant. Some years, the white will be more evident than others. When it's potted, the white edge can disappear completely. Mine remained white until we had a bout of southern blight.

What you are looking for in HVX is a bleeding from the veins or sunken tissue. See, there are no little stringly lines from the vein out into the adjacent area? There is no sunken tissue anywhere. The hosta library is doing some renovation in the diseases area, so I can't link to their photos. So, just do a search on hosta virus X on Google or Yahoo and look at the photos. They don't look like yours.

bk