No reversion in any of my Holy Mole, but if it did it would think it would have to revert back to its parent "Guacamole"Â. (I have however had Guacamole sport solid green eyes). If you are planning to replace your Holy Mole, you might want to check out "Cathedral Windows", a Stained Glass sport that is a brighter likeness of Holy Mole. Cathedral Windows seems to do much, much better for me than Holy Mole, better yet get both Holy Mole Cathedral Windows

Ah yes!! One of my favorite extended families! I have one that looks a lot like them, but not sure it is part of the family.....Emerald Charger.....and I'll tack its photo onto the bottom. Hold on to your hat, I have 11 of them Fragrant Bouquet Fragrant Dream Guacamole , and The Shining (Cathedral Windows sport) Sweet Innocence, very recent addition Avocado was a bonus plant, perfect choice for me Fried Bananas, one of my favorites Fried Green Tomatoes Holy Mole, another bonus plant and I am pleased with it too Stained Glass The Shining (Cathedral Windows sport) Fragrant King And here is the Emerald Charger, which I got from Bob Solberg. For some reason, I feel it looks a lot like some of this family....but cannot find at this moment what I read about it. Anyway, hope Steve_Mass sees it for his question about Cathedral Windows....

Hi Phil~ I bought Holy Mole last year from Direct Source, one nice fat eye, and now it is three. I also bought 2 more Guacs locally. They had more eyes in the pots, and have even more this year. But Holy Mole is wider, has bigger leaves, and the variegation is more pronounced. I have too much sun in my backyard for most shade plants, and too little sun for most sun-loving palnts. I have several hours of midday hot sun, with dappled sun from tall oaks the rest of the time. I wanted to add some broad leafed plants to the daylilies and phlox, which are 2 things I grow well, but are bor-ing when not in bloom. I extended one of my part-sun beds in the fall of 2005, and planted some so-called sun tolerant hostas. Maya Swingtime, Summer Breeze and another had to be rescued in the spring last year. I replaced them with the 2 Guacs and the Holy Mole. All 3 thrived. The only problem is that they are still pretty much green. This year I've added Stained Glass, Tortilla Chip, Diana Remembered, Ginsu Knife, and will divide my Fragrant Dream and Austin Dickinson in the fall. I have several other fragrant hostas, all supposedly sun/heat tolerant, but they have either all green leaves or only narrow white edges. I want to brighten up my "green" areas when they aren't in bloom. I happened to take a picture of Holy Mole and a single leaf yesterday. I am going to try to at least take one picture of each hosta I have, even if it is new and dinky and I don't like it. Last year I only had pictures of the ones that I am pleased with. Holy Mole 7-13-07 Holy Mole leaf 7-13-07 ~Bunnycat

Reviving this thread. I worked for Scott's in marketing. They own Miracle Gro now. Their absolute policy is to recommend 1/8 the amount that can burn plants. You should quadruble the recommended amount. If you are using "bloom booster" (25-30-15), 1 tablespoon per gallon per week is only half the recommended amount. Double it for great plants. Never use "all purpose" miracle grow. It is designed to fake " the stupid consumer" by growing too much green and not enough fruit or flowers.