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Jul 17, 2020 5:49 AM CST
Name: SJC
Alexandria, VA (Zone 7a)
I appreciate all the help 💗
17 JUL Update: The Drama Continues...

I've read in my research that sometimes when a highly variegated cutting produces an all white leaf, said leaf may not produce more leaves Crying I can't verify this but maybe @gina1960 can help us out!

There's a light green strip at the top of the leaf and a light light green very tiny strip on the new stem (meristem). But it's very faint. If you click and zoom in on the photos it's a bit more visible. I moved the plant to a much shadier location hoping that it might help a tiny bit.

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My other guy has been re-trimmed and moved into moss!

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