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Originally Posted by Orchid_Tapestry
So I'm to understand that Mikado is not always a smaller sized neo. I'm happy to understand that I've not ruined it. And will find a better place for it under lights to hopefully get my wider leaves back.
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Correct. The first adjustment to experiment with is incrementally giving it more light than you have been.
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Originally Posted by Orchid_Tapestry
My reference to reverting back was with the smaller Nishidemiyako morphs in mind. I love all of those little rascals, but I'd be sick to just watch one revert back to a regular Nishidemiyako. I do know Saikaku must be obtained from the original or it's offspring to stay true.
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As for Nishidemiyako morphs, some are more prone to reverting than others. It's simply the nature of growing these varieties. Once you learn what to look for though, or if you have a very trustworthy and highly knowledgeable vendor select for you, you can obtain the more stable ones. They're significantly more expensive though when you do find them.
Anyway, here are some large clumps of smaller Nishide morphs:
Tamanishiki
Ginsekai
Miyakodori
Tamazuru
I should mention too that they can get bigger than these, but but growers like to keep a clump tidy for judging, and simply big at the expense of aesthetics doesn't get you any awards.