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Old 09-06-2020, 07:53 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Please i nead to ID this plant. Thank you very much!





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Old 09-06-2020, 03:33 PM   #2 (permalink)
 
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Got any pics of the mother plant? To ME looks like MAYBE namwa. A pic of the whole plant would help
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No other pics for now. Maybe I will buy it...
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Here is a link from a forum member whom has spawned many variegated internet plants.



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Looks like it needs more fertilizer. Then the streaking will go away.
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Looks like it needs more fertilizer. Then the streaking will go away.
So, do you think it's not a true variegated plant? Thank's!
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If the pic get bigger you can see that the trunk of the mother plant is variegated too...
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So, do you think it's not a true variegated plant? Thank's!

Even the true variegated nanas will turn green with extra nitrogen fertilizer. But your plant seemed to be pale and yellowish in the photos. .... So was the mother plant a variegated variety?
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Even the true variegated nanas will turn green with extra nitrogen fertilizer. But your plant seemed to be pale and yellowish in the photos. .... So was the mother plant a variegated variety?
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It looks similar to my Viente Cohol, which as Ty Taylor correctly predicted, was a nutrient deficiency. Likely had a soil issue tying up nitrogen and calcium availability. It has worked itself out after 3 leaves being varigated and the leaves that were varigated have all turned green.

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