Discussion of Ballas-related Issues (Part 1 of Group 4)

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Discussion of Ballas (Part 1 of Group 4)

This is a currently popular "diamond-spot" variegation pattern that is eagerly sought after, and there has been endless debate over whether it is a disease or a variegation. This kind of pattern has several variations; some turn into the typical Ballas disease symptoms, while others turn into a fascinating "landscape picture." This photo was taken in Chencun, Shunde City, Guangdong Province. It is the traditional Qijian Baimo. (Zheng Yuhui)

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Discussion of Ballas-related Issues (Part 1 of Group 4)

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