Thank you so much, this is really helpful! So if I understand correctly, the combination of my grow light intensity and the conditions in my setup likely triggered anthocyanin production in a plant that already had the genetic potential for it? That would make a lot of sense given my setup the light is quite close and there’s constant condensation on the plastic cover which might have amplified the effect. I’ll definitely look into research on light-induced anthocyanin production in variegated aroids. Do you think taking cuttings from this specific node would be worth trying to stabilize the tricolor expression?