What is plant variegation? How you can encourage it | Indoor Plants | Gardening Australia

[@dannyryan6411]

The uniqueness that no two leaves are ever the same is what attracts me to variegation. Feels like you've discovered a new species 😄 . Also love her cute earrings

[@dalekcat]

I learned something new! Thanks!

[@timanderson2493]

Refreshing to hear you use the correct term cultivar, as opposed to the overused and incorrect hybrid that too often gets thrown around when discussing plants resulting from breeding programs.

[@sarozkhanal2532]

Wow very interesting thanks need more videos

[@wandashaw3551]

I love ❤️ the varigated 🪴, so beautiful 😍.

[@CharuzuXVI]

My 90+yr old philodendron sported a mosaic. Obviously a viral type but i propogated it none the less. It looks good and seems healthy somehow.

[@bigtomatoplantslover6205]

Wow beautiful Plants ^^ Like 390 My friend, thank you for good sharing

[@chrisedward3917]

Thanks for valuable information 👍

[@mrincredibox]

nice gardening friend

[@ausblue1]

very interesting thanks

[@plant_secrets]

so beautiful

[@greenongreentv5611]

So beautiful 🤩🤩😍😍

[@OrendaDesignStudio]

Amazing 😍😍😍😍.

[@velerialangbehn6088]

Very nice video. Thanks.

[@Suwaphatgarden]

very beautiful

[@asenpamei1953]

Love your earrings ❤❤❤😊

[@GhY6Sh8]

Now I have Monstera, is there a way to diversify its colors that I can do?

[@ulyssesguido4249]

10 year Green thumb vet two tours in Vietnam

[@fleachamberlain1905]

What can you do if you suspect your plant's leaves keep variegating because of a virus? My strawberries' leaves all start green and then get splotchy or stripy.

[@GardeningAustralia]

Virus symptoms can look similar to nutrient deficiencies, but if it's unusual yellow mottling then possibly a virus - often spread by aphids! If they've got good sun and soil and it's affecting the overall health of the plant, then it might be time to start again from disease-free nursery stock.

[@1faithchick7]

Epipremnum (pothos) Snow Queen looks like a Marble Queen with more white irl. It does not look anything like that. That was a Pothos n' Joy. I have never heard of a N' Joy 'reverting'. It looks like they stuck a Golden Pothos vine with very little yellow verigation in with the N'Joy to make a point. I don't know why they acted like a N' Joy is a Snow Queen though. They look completely different. N' Joy looks like Pearls and Jade, and niether look like Snow Queen.

[@daveshouse8105]

i caught that part too considering i just learned how it was patented and created. its nuclear mutations!

[@Botanicalgardenkochi]

What about water plants 👍

[@msjithy]

This lady doesnt care for those green leaves at 5:13 when we speak about selling price. Every plant gives life to us and she just said, green leaves are dead to her. I question myself if tthis is a legit gardening channel or business channel.

[@Vultus873]

She probably already had a lot of green and only wanted more variegated ones

[@wiandryadiwasistio2062]

i don’t like variegation, and i do my best to revert any variegated individuals into all-green. i mean, lack of chlorophyll and/or diseased? i’m not getting plants with disabilities and ridiculously meticulous care edit: for naturally non-variegated plants. naturally variegated plants are alright for me

[@Vultus873]

Instead of reverting back, get rid of them by selling or giving away because most people see a lot of value in them

[@lev2727]

I never understood people's obsession with variegated leaves, most look rather ugly and artificial, to me they often scream "made by humans!".

[@AngelRodriguez-ek6id]

Guess you don't know about plants

[@asmrtpop2676]

I just enjoy the colours! Depends on the plant though. I prefer pink or lime green variegation personally.

[@asmrtpop2676]

Also ironically I prefer my Stromanthe because I have the no. variegated which I never see people have haha.

[@1faithchick7]

Many plants naturally have those colors. Most were found in nature. Just like albino animals are found in nature. Most were not created. They just exist.