Yes as many different plants as possible! That is the goal I am trying for! I have 37 different kinds right now, 70 some total, I should have really clean air!

Syngonium podophyllum albo-variegata is one of my house plants that help to clean the air ;-)

Hybrid plants revert to their parents sometimes. If this lily has a solid color parent, that might happen. Also, the weather/temperature affects coloration. Usually, cold weather stimulates brighter colors.

As a small gallery owner and a new vetted seller of vintage period fine art paintings on 1st Dibs let me add a note. Buying retail invariably includes a high markup. Buying antique and vintage items has a markup and carries additional risk, especially buying online. I know for every ten purchases in my niche market there WILL be one that is a problem, and there may be one that is a blessing. Both had markups paid, shipping costs, insurance paid, business expenses, gallery expenses, inventory and installation costs; loads of time spent, risks taken and specialty knowledge/research involved. Then there are restoration/repairs as needed factored into pricing. and the cost to get that wonderful unique work of art visible to you, the buyer. if you look only at the estate sale price paid before commission then the price on 1st Dibs may seem quite high. But so much more is in that price, and in the value of an artist and genre of art at any particular time. The beauty of 1st Dibs is finding that one of a kind object, that sought for artist, that is actually available for sale right now. It cannot be simply replaced. 1st Dibs offers some security providing payment, shipping cost with insurance, and written return policy. You can always make an offer too, just like being in the gallery. Try that buying retail. As with anything, if you find that perfect one of a kind piece, that artist whose work you love, that painting that just fits that space, the price is what seller and buyer agree in that moment.