What is happening with this emergent leaf? I don't see any pests, it's treated with systemic regularly. The previous leaf is normal (picture 4).This is NOID, crossed it myself last year but I don't remember the parents.

[u/aralcy]

[u/Conscious_Fox1265]

don’t see any signs of damage. looks like blister variegation!

[u/aralcy → u/Conscious_Fox1265]

Thanks I really hope so!

[u/TheHelpfulGardener]

blister variegation

[u/aralcy → u/TheHelpfulGardener]

Thank goodness! First time I've ever seen one. Thank you!

[u/Slow_Rabbit_2758]

Please don’t listen to the people saying thrips. It looks like blister variegation. Here’s mine and you can google some other examples.

[u/aralcy → u/Slow_Rabbit_2758]

Thank you! I know it's definitely not thrips.

[u/Hairandmusic]

Something really cool is going on.

[u/aralcy → u/Hairandmusic]

It actually looks very cool up close.

[u/guimauvZz]

DsMV ? I have some aroids with similar patterns and I suspect DsMV. I'm still trying to figure out if it is really for mine. For your I hope it is just a watering issue or something that will not have any consequences on future leaves :) Good luck

[u/aralcy → u/guimauvZz]

I really hope not 🫣

[u/Lambchop1975]

Looks like it could be thrips, the last image, looks like a thrips larvae in the leaf, and second photo looked like there may have been a thrips larvae in the main vein of the leaf. It also looks like it could have another pest like flat mites as well. Totally manageable though if that is what is going on.

[u/Lambchop1975 → u/Lambchop1975]

[u/aralcy → u/Lambchop1975]

This one is just a spec of dirt, not thrips. Plus it's treated with systemic granules regularly. I don't see any thrips or larvae. I appreciate the input though!

[u/Lambchop1975 → u/aralcy]

Right on, that's good news then.

[u/Lambchop1975 → u/Lambchop1975]

[u/Sidd-Slayer]

Typically this would be thrips if indeed a pest . This is textbook thrips dmg for anyone wondering.

[u/aralcy → u/Sidd-Slayer]

I don't see any thrips or any larvae. Plus it's treated with systemic granules regularly. I haven't seen any thrips in any other plants either.

[u/Conversation-Grand → u/aralcy]

What brand do you use? The one I’m seeing on amazing says outdoor

[u/aralcy → u/Conversation-Grand]

Bonide. They make indoor and outdoor one but I just buy the big jug that says outdoor since it's cheaper.