It's more likely an issue of sun exposure and/or heat.

Dang, ok! I'll keep passing that one by!

I'd guess it is a Striptease showing a lot of light exposure over a length of time.

On the other hand, it is labeled Nancy's Sunshine which means it may be the result of the collision of two unfortunate trends...

one, Striptease is extremely variable and it often has odd eyes appearing... combine that with the unfortunate trend for people to name oddities without actually growing them and dividing them to demonstrate they are actually viable new plants...

So often these days we are seeing plants named as something new when it is really a temporary variability or the same sport as has already been identified and named...

just speculating... Did you ask the nursery? They probably know Nancy...

I will ask. No matter if it's officially named, if I thought she would continue being a lemon lime striptease I'd be happy. But my own Striptease is quite big and happy having all the spotlight to herself (she's happier now that I figured out she shouldn't live under a dry exterior air vent). Although now that I say that I'll probably come home to find she's croaked.

looks like my hanky panky

I LOVE Hanky Panky! I'd say the coloring on this doesn't match up but the leaf shape looks similarish. But I think young stripteases also have the narrower leaves? Or maybe grown in more sun?

The main way to tell if it's Hanky Panky,is to look at it in early spring. The colors are reversed then and quite bright. This time of year,my Hanky Panky looks like another Striptease Phil

Hmm, Nancy might come home with me afterall.