Food coloring changes the color of cut white flowers (carnations, orchids) by traveling up the stem in water. It does not alter the color of living foliage plants like dracaena. Leaf color is genetic; variegated cultivars are bred for specific patterns. Artificial dyes cannot change chlorophyll or pigment expression in intact plants.
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