I think I had one that showed signs of being variegated but after a few years it went away(wasnt as into grafting back then). I also have(had) varigated noni, and I still have a variegated Luma species. Its really pretty. I dont particularly look for ornamental characteristics, but in the past (middle school) one of the branches on my wall of roses was variegated. I was really interested in it and wanted to propagate it but when they pruned the tree back the cut it all off. I might have some others but the Luma is the coolest looking and rarest. That variegated Sapodilla looks really cool!