Purchase History:
1st Generation

The cultivar was bought on December 9, 2022, as a three-leaved cutting mid-cut and was not identified by name and was given to me as a gift by my wife, Mary Ann Siy. This cultivar has a unique pattern of white variegation with few green spots in its new and old leaves and maintain its variegation color as they mature. The variegation pattern is different in every leaf, making it very distinctive. This cultivar is on its first generation. In order to prove that the variegation pattern remains consistent over time, we need to grow the plant in a trailing manner and be propagated via stem cutting. The variegation pattern of the new leaf must be observed if it is consistent and persistent.

Propagation History
2nd Generation

On March 20, 2023, following three months of cultivation, the cultivar underwent propagation. It was divided into two sections: the upper portion, comprising 7 leaves, and the lower base segment, containing 3 leaves.

a. On June 28, 2023, after an additional 3 months of cultivation, the upper section of the cultivar has sprouted 8 new leaves. Through propagation, it has been distributed into multiple pots, resulting in a total of 15 leaves. The variegation pattern remains uniform and enduring across all leaves. The top cut was used for propagation and distributed into the following pots:

Here is the inventory of the initial propagation using the Top Cut:
1 pot with a Base-Cut containing 2 leaves
1 pot with a Top-Cut containing 6 leaves
7 pots with Mid-Cuts (Ultra High and Balanced Variegation) containing 1 leaf each
b. The Base-Cut, initially consisting of 3 leaves, has now developed to 7 leaves, maintaining its steadfast variegation. This segment was subsequently divided into two parts: a 2-leafer Base-Cut and a 5-leafer Top-Cut.

3rd Generation
On August 12, 2023, following a span of 2 months for growth, here is the progress report for the propagated cultivar.

Here's the updated inventory of the initial Top Cut propagation:

1 pot with a Base-Cut of 2 leaves, now increased to 3 leaves with balanced variegation.
1 pot with a Top-Cut of 6 leaves, now expanded to 10 leaves featuring halfmoon variegation.
- Unfortunately, 2 pots containing 1-leafer Mid-Cuts with nearly fullmoon variegation did not survive.
5 pots with 1-leafer Mid-Cuts displaying Balanced Variegation, now grown to 2 leaves with variegation.
1 pot with a Base-Cut of 2 leaves, now flourishing with 4 leaves, all consistently variegated.
1 pot with a 5-leafer Top Cut, now extended to 6 leaves.

Summary
Variegation remains present and consistent across all generations of propagation, from the 1st to the 3rd.