Re: Dracontium amazonense variagated
- Subject: Re: Dracontium amazonense variagated
- From: &* D* <p*@zoominternet.net>
- Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2009 06:38:41 -0400
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Yes, it is fairly common for this species as well
as polyphyllum to have variegated leaves. There are other speices with
variegated leaves as well, but I'm draewing a blank on them right now.....I got
a tuber of one from a person in Germany that never emerged from dormancy that
was to be variegated. What I find odd is that every time a new leaf
emerges is the variegation can vary wildy from a lot to none at all.....do the
experts have any thoughts on that phenomena?
I've attached a pic of my variegated D.
amazoense.
This is my favorite genus of aroids, but they can
be tough here in zone 6 without a GH.....I've had several now for 5-6 years and
find a few species to be quite manageable even for me.
Good growing,
Dan
Gibsonia, PA
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