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Biophiscape

I just noticed that my Neon Pothos has started to revert its variegated pattern. It starts losing that neon color. Is this normal, and what could be affecting the variegation?

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  1. eatyacarbs

    what’s the light situation?

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    • Biophiscape

      Part sun - part shade.

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  2. Preston

    So, a fun bit of knowledge from some of my gardening masters, some variegated plants, like your pothos, will lose their variegation once a cutting has been taken. It is about a 40-60 percent chance I believe for them to lose that variegation. I have no clue as to why that happens on a scientific scale, but just a fun bit of knowledge from the master gardeners association!!!

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    • eatyacarbs

      this is interesting! has me thinking about my thanksgiving cactus that had white blooms when i bought it and every year since has gotten more and more pink

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    • Biophiscape

      Thanks for clearing my doubts. 🙌🏽

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  3. Preston

    Otherwise, it looks healthy overall right now!

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  4. Sunny

    Variegated pothos need bright indirect light to maintain the variegation. The newer leaves on my marble queen and especially my snow queen got darker during winter with less light. I also have a reverted golden pothos that I bought with all solid green leaves. It reversed itself after a few months getting late afternoon direct sun outside.

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