Are there varieties of green radish?

Main varieties:

Green-leafed green radish: All leaves are turquoise, with no patterns and variegated colors;

yellow-leafed green radish (pueraria lobata): the leaves are light golden yellow with thin leaves;

Mosaic green radish: Mosaic green radish means that there are stripes with different colors on its leaves. According to the color and characteristics of the patterns, three varieties have been found;

E.a.'MarbleQueen': The leaves have milky white stripes, which are thicker than the original variety;

E.a.'GoldenPothos': the leaves have irregular yellow stripes;

E.a.'Tricolor': the leaf mask is green with yellow milky white stripes;

Asteris tenuifolia: Its leaves are velvety green and covered with silver-green patches or spots.

green radish (Epipremnum aureum), a large evergreen vine belonging to the genus Monophyllum of Araceae, grows in tropical areas, often climbs and grows on the rocks and trunks of rain forests, with strong entanglement and developed air roots, which can be planted in hydroponics.

The petiole on the mature branch is stout, 3-4 cm long, the base is slightly enlarged, the upper joint is 2.5-3 cm long and slightly thick, the ventral mask is wide, the leaf sheath is long, the leaves are thin leathery and turquoise, and there are usually many irregular pure yellow patches (especially on the leaf surface), which are entire, oval or oval-shaped, with a short tapering tip and a deep heart-shaped base.

The tropical rain forest originated in Solomon Islands, Indonesia.