robert 14617
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i will keep you in mind , no reason we can't take advantage of this mutation by breeding it into a stable strain
Variegated plants grow much slower than the exact same plant of the non variegated variety...Hostas are a good example..the whit parts don't have chlorophyll therefore they are just there for looks, and don't do photosynthesis...the plant would use those leaves to store excess sugars and what not I assume...but--that might make it better for cloning...Just because its not green does not mean it cant perform photosynthesis. Also it may or may not grow out of it.....
You just invented a new strain all by yourself!Wasn't sure where else to post this but check out the pictures.
It was hard to get a good one of the bud. but its half green and half white as well. As if grows a bit more ill try to get a better picture.
Anyone ever seen anything like this?