Albino redwoods come in 7 different phenotypes or color variations:
White or off white
Bright yellow
Cellular virescent green
Pale green
Mottled
Non chimeric variegation
Chimeric variegation
Below are propagated examples of what colors can be seen in the wild:
There are two distinct locations on a redwood tree where they can be found:
Aeriel: Growing in the form of an independent branch or leader
Basal: Water sprouts originating from adventitious buds off the tree's burl
Note: Be sure to click on the names of each albino redwood type for expanded description and photos.