- Fri Nov 28, 2014 10:01 am
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I know that is now called Plectranthus scutellarioides according to wikipedia and other sites, but here are the pictures, starting with when where younger and in another pot.
Starting to get crowded.
The mother plant wich gave me the sedds.
A little different with more green on the margin of the leaf.
Ussualy i do not spray them often, but it was dust on the leaves dueto repoting. Besides that i like them alot, i learned that due to self-polination of the mother plant, all the plants have her colour characteristics.
The soil is a mix of the following parts, so the water drains and evaporates more often:
- 1.5 soil, 1 quartz sand and about 0.5 of old sandy type of soil.
Starting to get crowded.
The mother plant wich gave me the sedds.
A little different with more green on the margin of the leaf.
Ussualy i do not spray them often, but it was dust on the leaves dueto repoting. Besides that i like them alot, i learned that due to self-polination of the mother plant, all the plants have her colour characteristics.
The soil is a mix of the following parts, so the water drains and evaporates more often:
- 1.5 soil, 1 quartz sand and about 0.5 of old sandy type of soil.
Last edited by roarke on Fri Nov 28, 2014 2:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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