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If a plant loses its variegation/reverts to original, is there any hope of the variegation coming back?

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  1. Sunny

    It can lose its variegation with too little light. You might be able to get new growth with variegations by cutting off all the non variegated vines/stems below the last leaf that showed the variegations. Then, placing it in brighter light.

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    • User123

      Thank you

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    • Sunny

      You’re welcome. Here’s a photo of my Philodendron Rio variegations that grew back after cutting off the solid color leaves plus one variegated leaf. I moved it closer to the window for more light.

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  2. Wolfen 🐺

    There's hope to get it back. Up the light, and you can also cut the plant back to a varigated stem

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