Hey Everyone,
When this thread started, I ooh-ed and ah-ed at the spectacular anomalies of the plant world. I wished I had something spectacular to add too. Well, I ordered a big order of seeds from Maryoto in the Winter (one of the best seed guys in the world), and my seeds arrived fresh and ready to be sown. I plopped my seeds in cups full of soil and put them on a heat mat, with little baggies on each cup to trap humidity. As the month went on, my seeds started to germinate. One cup in particular germinated 3 seeds. Now, I am pretty sure these are Dimocarpus Melisanus, but it's possible it is Nephelium Mainganyi, because I shifted a couple cups. Stupidly, I lost track of what was what, but I'm pretty sure it's Dimocarpus.
Just a couple of weeks ago, I finally repotted the 3 sprouts, and because I never removed the baggie I never got a good look at the seedlings. I could see a bit, and thought some of the leaves were sun damaged from being in the window ... when I removed the baggie lo-and-behold one of the seedlings wasn't sun burned at all. It's variegated. Finally, I have something to share on this thread. Enjoy. It may be the only one.