Your Full Name: Shannon Arbuckle

Last Name of the Person Who Discovered The Potential Sport: Arbuckle

Have you submitted a sport before? And if so, what number would this submission be?: 1

Mutation Expression: Yellow Expressing

Color/Pattern Description: Multilayered (Variegation is present on more than the surface layer)

Visible on internodes, Visible on petiole, Visible on midrib

Does your sport have any morphological properties that are consistent? Such as strange shaped leaves, odd textures, etc. If so, please describe:: None

Have you propagated this sport yet?: No

If so, how many successful propagations have you managed so far? And what were your primary methods?: Currently air-layering

Have you had any reversions? If so how many from your total propagation numbers?: No

When did the mutation occur?: Seedling stage

And lastly, what's the story? How did you discover this plant? Paint us a picture!: Memorial Day 2021 I casually ran in to my localTarget for a couple essentials, and of course I swung by the Hilton Carter line. This baby jumped into my arms. I’m not a die hard sport hunter, but I always give the Monstera selection a quick glance for anything out of the ordinary. I absolutely was not looking for this one but when I saw it my heart raced. I grabbed it immediately and sort of glanced around to make sure no one was going to steal it out of arms. Silly in retrospect as it was a holiday and certainly no shipment had come in on a holiday Monday so who knows how long this had sat on the shelf. There were 3 small plants in the one pot. One of the three had distinct variegation.