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Jay

Marble or Snow Queen, ill never know, but look at this almost completely white baby leaf

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  1. Tellie

    Looks like snow queen. Most marble queens. At least ones I seen. Mine included. Has a solid green one. Like a golden pothos looking stem.

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    • Jay

      Heres what it looked like when i bought (saved) the poor thing, i see it has a lot more green, would it be marble then?

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    • Tellie

      Yes that one looks like mine.

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    • Jay

      The yellowish variegation turned more white as it got healthier, but im assuming that happens w both

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    • Jay

      Awesome, thanks for the help! Now i have to buy a snow queen to match lol

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  2. Plant Father

    i learned recently snow queen and marble queen are actually the same, the name snow queen is used for a more variegated marble queen, likely to help sell more. it makes sense they’re actually the same, since everyone seems to have a different opinion on what the differences between the two are.

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    • Jay

      That makes a lot of sense, thank you

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    • V.curios

      Agree! My understanding is they are the same plant, one just getting more light which means it will have more variegation. Marble queens can have a wide range of variegation, we call it a snow queen if the variegation is over 70% white… or something like that.

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    • Tigerlilly

      Agree with this. I read that they are actually the same plant just named different to help sell more of them. With variegated plants, they always need more sunlight than non-variegated kinds. It’s because there’s less chlorophyll in their leaves to photosynthesis. This will help with its beautiful leaf pattern!

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