Orange Mona Lisa?

Marie Nock

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We brought this croton back a couple of years ago from Hawaii and brought it back again this year. It's like an Orange Mona Lisa. Anyone have an ID?

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Any chance of this being the same thing,oct-feb the coloring is close this picture was from last summer hope to get updated photo soon.
 

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Any chance of this being the same thing,oct-feb the coloring is close this picture was from last summer hope to get updated photo soon.

Andy,
Your pictures look more like Don Quixote to me. Is that possible? The leaf shape on mine is true to the Mona Lisa leaf shape.
 
Nice plant Andy,not sure I have seen this one before??I see lots of airlayers,Maybe one can find its way into our auction??

Any chance of this being the same thing,oct-feb the coloring is close this picture was from last summer hope to get updated photo soon.
 
Marie,
You are correct it is a Don Q.
The photos are of Johnny Sheltons, and mine is still to small to airlayer.
I can always ask him if he has any ready for the tour if any intrest.
 
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