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Variegation in Thai black
When I received this plant from Hirt's Garden (ebay) I noticed that it had patches of streaky yellow in the leaves. I figured that it would grow out of it, but here we are at the end of summer and 9 ft+ plant and the streaks are still there.
Does anyone with Thai balck see this? And, no, it is not a fertilizer/mineral deficniency issue. Russell
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Re: Variegation in Thai black
Mona Lisa does that, also, and it always looked like nutrient deficiency, but it wasn't.
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Re: Variegation in Thai black
i think its include variegation but not dominant. if we Tc it there is chance that its babe will more dominat so the variegation more strong than its mother explant
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Re: Variegation in Thai black
Interesting! My Thai Blacks all have plain green leaves. But, yesterday I was looking at my variegated Thai plant and the pseudostem looked a lot like the Thai Black and I wondered if they were related.
Sorry, I don't remember the name of the Thai variegated, came from ebay and was M... gluck kai??? It's definitely not an Ae Ae type of variegation.
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Wow, does it always look like that? That looks deficient for sure!
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Re: Variegation in Thai black
Thanks guys.
It does look like that mona lisa variegation. Interesting, but not what you'd call pretty. My plant has 2 pups now, and I don't see it with them - yet.
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Re: Variegation in Thai black
This was an older leaf on Mona Lisa, but the left sde is pretty typical.
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Re: Variegation in Thai black
The variegated 'Thai Black' looks like a TC sport type of variegation. Its rare to find one, but a rather common mutation overall.
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