A plant sport is a spontaneous genetic mutation (faulty chromosomal replication) producing a visibly and genetically distinct segment. Not caused by environment; can be inheritable.
Sports often revert or die. If desirable, try rooting the mutated section to stabilize the trait. Could become a new cultivar.
Nature’s surprises—sometimes garden gold.
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