Hosta Ripple Effect forms a small mound, reaching 25cm-36cm in height with a spread of up to 40cm at maturity. It is highly regarded for its distinctive appearance. The foliage displays heavily twisted leaves that emerge bright yellow with a thin blue margin during spring, transitioning to chartreuse with a green margin as the season progresses. The leaves exhibit remarkable twisting and curling, contributing to its unique visual appeal. This Hosta is very versatile, thriving in both sun and shade. Its appearance varies based on light exposure; brighter hues develop in sunny conditions, while bluer tones appear in shaded areas. Additionally, it is reported to be resistant to slugs and tolerant of sun exposure. Light lavender flowers bloom in summer on scapes that reach 60cm in length.