Variegation

Ziri's ivy is losing its variegation.

Ivy's variegation came back.

The variegation of the ivy started to fade.

Ziri loves the variegation of this ivy.

You can see the beautiful variegation on the leaves of this ivy.

The variegation of leaves occurs so commonly that we do not often inquire into the cause of it. To the physiologist, however, the question of the origin of variegation is of considerable importance, and it certainly is not less so to the horticulturist, whether pleasure or profit be the main end of his endeavors.

The second and related type of white variegation is formed by the formation of a single loose layer of short palisade cells instead of a compact layer or two of long palisade cells in the green sectors of variegated leaves (La Rocca et al. 2011).