Are there possible variegated seedling or not?

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I grafted 18 seedling (that were light-green) on Pereskiopsis. 13 of them were successful, 4 seedlings wilted soon after grafting, and one seedling I lost trying to put it on the rootstock.
For now, there is only one grafted seedling that starts to grow. This seedling changes the coloring to reddish.
I show some of them, because there is no remarkable change yet, except reddish one.

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Remained own-root seedlings

and grafted updates

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All grafted seedlings except one are ordinary. But one grafted seedling is still colored and became crested (or at least became two headed?).

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All grafted seedlings except one are ordinary. But one grafted seedling is still colored and became crested (or at least became two headed?)

I was right. It became two headed then became multi-headed, but unfortunately is not variegated. It looks like it constantly divides in half at each growth point almost symmetrically. Last picture looks like cell division.

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Recently I sowed own collected Obregonia seeds and here is the next "possible or not" quest.