P. gratrixianum w/ variegation?

[practicallyostensible]

I was cleaning up the plants today when I noticed that my long neglected Paph gratrixianum seedling seems to have, I hate to say it but variegation?!? I've got to be going crazy right?

 

[Roy]

I think what you have is a plant that requires a feed. The plant appears to be healthy but lacking in a few trace elements. I would give it a good watering then a light feed on a regular basis, say, once a week with a very weak food solution.
If the varigation? remains after a month or two, you have a unique plant.
Roy

 

[smartie2000]

I'm thinking it can be a variagation. Pretty leaves. All the leaves should be like that.

 

[practicallyostensible]

Trace elements

I think what you have is a plant that requires a feed. The plant appears to be healthy but lacking in a few trace elements.
Roy

I feed a balanced fertilizer at 1/3 strength weekly. I don't know, I am going to wait until the plant matures a bit more before getting too excited. I just haven't seen anything like it.

 

[SlipperFan]

I was attracted to, and purchased a Paph. glaucophyllum that has leaves like that. The blooms are normal.

 

[smartie2000]

I'm so jealous. when will I get a chance to get a variagated one!

 

[cdub]

I'm so jealous. when will I get a chance to get a variagated one!

Be patient young grasshopper, your time will come.