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Hi all,
This is my first post here and very glad to have found this forum. I have grown this plant from a cutting but I have no idea what it is. Here is a link to the picture as I am not able to upload for some reason. http://www.leora.net/plant.jpg Does any body know please? The leaves are velvety green on top and glitter speckled dark red on the underside. I would like to find out care and maintenance information but need the name first of course. Thanks for your help |
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On Aug 11, 1:03 pm, Lollolollo
wrote: Hi all, This is my first post here and very glad to have found this forum. I have grown this plant from a cutting but I have no idea what it is. Here is a link to the picture as I am not able to upload for some reason.http://www.leora.net/plant.jpg Does any body know please? The leaves are velvety green on top and glitter speckled dark red on the underside. I would like to find out care and maintenance information but need the name first of course. Thanks for your help -- Lollolollo A begonia of some kind. |
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says... Hi all, This is my first post here and very glad to have found this forum. I have grown this plant from a cutting but I have no idea what it is. Here is a link to the picture as I am not able to upload for some reason. http://www.leora.net/plant.jpg Does any body know please? The leaves are velvety green on top and glitter speckled dark red on the underside. I would like to find out care and maintenance information but need the name first of course. Thanks for your help Its a Begonia -- Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and Lapageria rosea |
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Good houseplant, likes reasonable light but not too much sun, keep tipping it to encourage new growth. See here for lots of information: http://www.gardeningdata.co.uk/flowers/begonias.php |
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"Lollolollo" wrote This is my first post here and very glad to have found this forum. I have grown this plant from a cutting but I have no idea what it is. Here is a link to the picture as I am not able to upload for some reason. http://www.leora.net/plant.jpg Does any body know please? The leaves are velvety green on top and glitter speckled dark red on the underside. I would like to find out care and maintenance information but need the name first of course. Welcome to the Newsgroup (it's not a Forum). As others have said it's a Begonia, a rhizomatous one, and you may be able to find out what it is at... http://www.begonias.org/greenhouse/ But there are a lot and you will probably need to see the flowers to be sure. -- Regards Bob Hobden |
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On 11 Aug, 17:03, "Bob Hobden" wrote:
"Lollolollo" *wrote This is my first post here and very glad to have found this forum. I have grown this plant from a cutting but I have no idea what it is. Here is a link to the picture as I am not able to upload for some reason.http://www.leora.net/plant.jpg Does any body know please? The leaves are velvety green on top and glitter speckled dark red on the underside. I would like to find out care and maintenance information but need the name first of course. Welcome to the Newsgroup (it's not a Forum). As others have said it's a Begonia, a *rhizomatous one, and you may be able to find out what it is at...http://www.begonias.org/greenhouse/ But there are a lot and you will probably need to see the flowers to be sure. -- Regards Bob Hobden I used to grow it many years ago, I'm trying to remember it's name, Begonia Tigrada (Tiger begonia) comes to mind, but I will keep trying to remember, the leaf is quite distinct, smooth as oposed to another I had with the same name, which was more gingery in markings and slightly hairy. David Hill Abacus Nurseries |
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brilliant!! thanks all.
It seems like its a Rhizomatous thought will take some time for me to look at all the pics and figure out which one it is. Never the less, its a GREAT start. Thanks so much. I never know there were so many variation. WOW! |
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On Aug 11, 1:03*pm, Lollolollo
wrote: Hi all, This is my first post here and very glad to have found this forum. I have grown this plant from a cutting but I have no idea what it is. Here is a link to the picture as I am not able to upload for some reason.http://www.leora.net/plant.jpg Does any body know please? The leaves are velvety green on top and glitter speckled dark red on the underside. I would like to find out care and maintenance information but need the name first of course. Thanks for your help -- Lollolollo It's a begonia but I don't know which one. We had a huge one in the garden room of our house in England, it really was enormous and we left it for the new owners. Judith |
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