Peace lily strange leaves
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Please take a look at the picture below. I’ve had this plant for several years already and it’s the first time I saw leaves that are almost like the flowers except that it becomes green again at the tip part. Have you had the same experience? Is this a mutation I can possibly breed into a new variety? 😀
It really looks nice! It would be so great to be able to reproduce it! Is that a similar one I see in the background, or is it a flower?
Yes, the same. Not so clear white as the front one though.
That’s amazing variation of the leaves! I’m suspecting it’s because of lack of light. But peace lilies don’t have a problem with low light so this doesn’t make sense to me. 🙄
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