Exhibited at the 2024 convention show of the Gesneriad Society. This plant is about 6.5″ (16 cm) across.
This attractively variegated cultivar must be carefully maintained. The variegation does not come true from leaves, so it must be propagated through variegated offshoots. It is, as a result, not often seen. Note that the pink cast in the feature photo above may be an artifact of lighting or camera. Similarly, the specimen below from the 2026 convention show has a yellowish cast to the leaves, likely a function of the lighting or camera.
The plant was originally a spontaneous mutation from among Conrad Leighton’s plants, identified and propagated by him.
- A plant exhibited in the 2020 virtual show of The Gesneriad Society by Conrad Leighton, who discovered the spontaneous mutation among his plants
- Flowers and pods on a healthy plant; none of the seeds sprouted
- A beautiful specimen exhibited at the 2025 spring show of the Toronto African Violet and Gesneriad Society
- A specimen exhibited at the 2026 convention show of The Gesneriad Society
