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In some cases, the chlorophyl looks normal but when testing is done you can see that there is radiation present in others it can show a difference in color. The change in the color of the chlorophyl is what gives the Red Forest its color (to a point). As for what happens to the radiation after it is taken up, I'm not sure.Interesting. I didn't know that mustard greens and alooe also could do it! What happens when the radiation is in the chlorophyl? What would that look like? I don't know about fiddle leaf figs but Mustard Greens and Aloe are in my area.