White leaf sections lack chlorophyll. Excess light bleaches green areas. Move to bright indirect light—avoid direct afternoon sun.
Try higher-nitrogen fertilizer (e.g., 12-5-7).
Leach with deep distilled waterings.
Variegation is a genetic mutation. Plants can revert to all-green (parent) form. Green spiderettes can be potted separately.
If a variegated plant turns green suddenly, it may be struggling—low light, nutrients, pests, or disease. It's producing more chlorophyll to survive.
Most recover quickly with these changes.
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