Since it's difficult to tell apart the already similar-looking variegated "Hime Shururei G. mendozae "—known as "Hime Shururei Nishiki G. mendozae f.variegata "—I ordered them both to compare and see if they're actually the same plant. After a close look, it seems very likely they're just different forms of the same species, even more so than Hime Shururei and Mirinae. There's still a slight chance Hime Shururei and Mirinae are different plants, but when it comes to the variegated type, I suspect it first appeared in one of them, then got mixed up in the gardening world and is now circulating under both names—like a game of telephone.
| Season Type | Sp/Fa |
|---|---|
| Sun Exposure | Full Sun Partial Shade |
| Hardiness | -3℃ / 27℉ |
| Blooming Season | - |
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