Sherman Photo, got it, Thanks. It looks like a yellow variegata. As I read the pedigree, it looks like it is in I. imbricata cytoplasm. Then again, the pedigree is a little confusing. Is he saying imbricata derived from a (timofejewii x reichenbachii) cross. I am interested in 2n=24 inter species crosses, anything that brings new genes into variegata and pallida germplasm.