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Originally Posted by PR-Giants
An important difference between a Variegated Namwa and a Variegated Dwarf Namwa is that the variegation gets brighter in each leaf as it ages with the non Dwarf varieties.
The Variegated Namwa in the photo below is a young plant and the leaf on the left is it's latest to unfurl while it's leaf on the right unfurled about 14 days earlier.
2/9/25
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Interesting that the dwarf and tall would vary that much in variegation color. I would have thought that the two would have originated from a single Namwa parent plant ay some point. Does this mean that the two could have come from a batch of seeds instead or is this normal behavior for a line of plants from a common ancestor? I guess it could also be explained by the dwarf needing more chlorophyl because it could not reach as much sun while the tall gets too much sun for it's needs.