| Hosta | Amime Tachi |
| Status | species |
| Originator(s) | Kuroishi Wildflower Farm, Japan |
| Origin | rectifolia sport |
| Size category | medium |
| Plant height x width | 45x90 cm (18x35 in.) |
| Leaf length x width | 20x10 cm (8x4 in.) |
| Vein pairs | 7-8 |
| Leaf color | green, edge |
| Variegation | viridescent |
| Leaf | white veins, a bit wavy |
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| Flowering period | August |
| Fertile | limited/difficult |
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| Ploidy | 3-3-3 |
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| Info | ='Aminatachi' =rectifolia 'Amime'. ='Amime Tachi Giboshi'. Emerges with white veins. Later leafs are green. Probably caused by harmless virus. 'Amime Tachi' is a plant that caused a lot of excitement a few years ago. It is remarkable for its white veins and similar to 'Mito-no-Hana' in that regard, although from a different species background. It is a medium-sized plant probably from rectifolia that is really a pretty good grower. Some have said that it gives streaked seedlings (as does 'Mito-no-Hana'), but we aren't sure ourselves as we haven't raised any seed from it. It does set seed well and can produce a heavy crop. |
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