Becca
I’ve been giving my white knight plenty of indirect light and his two new leaves have red in them 🥰
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MulleinWoah!! I didn’t know they did that. Or do you think it’s a unique mutation?
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I googled about the red variegation, and here is what they say: However, the leaves may turn red for a variety of reasons, including: Anthocyanins pigmentation Phosphorus deficiency Too much sun exposure Lack of light Underwatering Camouflage to protect new growth from predators
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Hm interesting. Whatever the cause, it sure looks handsome on your knight!
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Okay I ended up google diving into it too lol. Apparently white knights can occasionally be tricolor! In the same way that a white princess can become tricolor with pink variegation. That’s exciting! There’s also another pretty red variegated philodendron called red moon. It looks like it’s less of a climbing variety than the knight though I wish my white knight looked like yours but I got it as reverted type lol. Not even any variegation but it still has that pretty red and white racing stripe stem
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