Virus help please

9 years ago

I was wondering if this long ago inherited, possible Undulata medio-variegated Hosta has a virus.

I know it's in too much sun and may be stressed, but I'm very concerned about possible "bleeding" from the veins in a couple of leaves. Most look very healthy to me.

Close ups to follow.

Many, many thanks in advance!

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altheatime
Original Author
9 years ago
Close up
altheatime
Original Author
9 years ago
Another close up

This post was edited by altheatime on Thu, Jul 24, 14 at 13:56
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Babka NorCal 9b
9 years ago
Nah virus. That is call viridescence, leaves turn green, and is normal for that hosta. Looks like undulata univittata

-Babka
josephines167 z5 ON Canada
9 years ago
Looks like mine in places... Transitional colour...this Undulata was "normal" weeks ago, now it is just doing its thing. I wouldn't worry. I'm gifting this one probably as I have enough of them...need space for new ones! Ã°ÂÂÂ
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
9 years ago
absolutely.. without a doubt ... NO!!!!!

that is what it does ...

and if johnny comes thru and tells you to roundup it.. dont ...

ken
altheatime
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks guys- you're the BEST! Can you hear the huge sigh of relief?

Much, much appreciation!
altheatime
Original Author
9 years ago
The problem with a little new knowledge- I never noticed and worried about things like that before- thanks again for the reassurance!

Now off to research transitional colors, viridescence and univittata (which I first read as "uninvited" LOL
Eleven
9 years ago
Yep, normal for those. The centers on mine turn green faster during hot summers, while other years they keep their white centers.