Is this Mysore?
 

I went to my local nursery today and they had two plants labeled Mysore. They both had about 5 feet of p-stem and were really slender. When I went there last time, there was a plant labeled Mysore that had the red waxy coating under the leaves, but these ones didn't have that. Is it just because they are more mature now? Here are some pictures:

Petioles (they were closed):


Leaves (pink midrib but no waxy coating):




P-stem:


Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! :D

Re: Is this Mysore?
 

Looks like mysore to me

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Thanks. Can I get a second opinion? The only thing that makes me skeptical is the fact that there's no waxy coating on the undersides of the leaves.

Re: Is this Mysore?
 

Looks like mysore to me

Just kidding

Re: Is this Mysore?
 

First opinion is worth considering.

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Kidding? You mean this is not Mysore?

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No I was kidding with the second opinion I gave

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Not funny...

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It looks a lot like the mysores I have seen except that the undersides of the leaves are kinda pinkish bronze, but that could be a factor of age and weather.

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That's what's making me skeptical. The funny thing is I went to the same nursery a few months ago and there was a plant labeled 'Mysore' that did have pinkish bronze undersides. But now there's two plants there labeled 'Mysore' and neither of them have it.

Re: Is this Mysore?
 

Anyone else?

Re: Is this Mysore?
 

Show me a new emerging leaf shot in indirect light.

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The color under the leaves fades fast.You pretty much only see it on new leaves before fully open

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It's at a nursery that's 15 minutes away from my house. I'm not driving back there again today. And I didn't see any new leaves emerging.

Re: Is this Mysore?
 

If you want a true Mysore you'll get in your car right now and get back over there to check for new leaves emerging. :ha:

Re: Is this Mysore?
 

[quote=caliboy1994;178733]I went to my local nursery today and they had two plants labeled Mysore. They both had about 5 feet of p-stem and were really slender. When I went there last time, there was a plant labeled Mysore that had the red waxy coating under the leaves, but these ones didn't have that. Is it just because they are more mature now? Here are some pictures:


Leaves (pink midrib but no waxy coating):

Re: Is this Mysore?
 

We have plenty of Mysore here in the South Pacific and your pics look just like the Mysore we have around here.
They are very reddish and pink when they are young, one of the prettiest pups I've ever seen.
Bo

Re: Is this Mysore?
 

Should I buy it then? My dad says that this nursery is so high-end and that they have so many knowledgeable people there that they would know if it wasn't it.

Re: Is this Mysore?
 

One thing I'd like to point out: One of the leaf midribs was almost entirely green on one of the plants.

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Just make sure to keep your receipt