Mac’s White Water is a semiminiature variegated African violet hybridized by George McDonald. It produces large single to semidouble white flowers marked with blue thumbprints, splashes, or brushstrokes, creating a fresh watercolour-like effect against pale variegated foliage.
| Characteristic | Specific details of Mac’s White Water |
|---|---|
| Name | Mac’s White Water |
| Hybridizer | George McDonald (G. McDonald) |
| Year | Unknown |
| Type | Semiminiature |
| Growth habit | Compact semiminiature rosette |
| Flower | Single to semidouble, star-shaped |
| Flower color | White with blue thumbprints, splashes, or brushstroke markings |
| Foliage | Light green variegated foliage |
| Variegated | Yes |
| Fantasy | No; blue markings are generally described as thumbprints or splashes rather than fantasy |
| Chimera | No |
| Heirloom / Vintage | No confirmed vintage classification |
| Date of starting propagation | July 23, 2026 |
| Notes | A distinctive variegated semiminiature with large-looking white-and-blue blooms. Blue markings may vary in intensity and placement from bloom to bloom, which is part of the cultivar’s appeal. |
