Tissue culture sport of Rich Uncle from M. Zilis, 2010. Forms a large mound of roundish gold centred foliage. Name means "rejoice" in the Zulu language. Leaf 9"long by 7"wide, gold centred with a 1/2 " wide green margin, corrugated, thick substanced. Near white flowers from late June into mid July on 30 " scapes. I didn't think much of this plant when it was small as it looked very plain but now that it is a mature plant, it is beautiful with its corrugated leaves and soft variegation. Its uniqueness draws your attention when you walk by. The leaves almost look like they are plastic. Its parent Rich Uncle commands your attention when you walk by too. Both become much more golden throughout the summer and neither show any signs of burning in the sun.
