Can you guess what flowers are these?
My Vertical Garden Wall
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
- James David
- Tropical Garden, Batu Caves, Malaysia
- My Malaysian Tropical Garden mainly focused on unique and colorful plants ranging from rare to common plants all around the tropical belt across the world. Ideal for inspiration for challenging areas in the garden space - indoor gardening, balcony gardening and small green spaces especially for ariods, bromeliads, begonias, edibles, cascading & vertical garden plants, succulents & cacti, orchids, together with both shade and sun loving plants.
Popular Posts
-
My Garden is slowly settling to its permanent position where I'm going to maintain what I have currently. The best idea in keepi... -
I had wanted to list all the begonias and their ID with images here. Somehow it will be overwhelming to put the whole genes here which ... -
Most of my friends asked me about where I purchase my plants. I often tell them about this very famous nurseries, the ones located in Sg.... -
CANE BEGONIA UPDATE : 9th July 2024 I have found after years of experience that there are difference between Cane Begonia species where ther... -
INTRODUCTION: To have or not to have. What if all the neighbors around your surrounding area plants this same plant, Would you consider ... -
I would like to introduce a New Series on Indoor Plants and hope to come up with 10 Best Indoor Plants for Beginners. I'm guessing... -
I had wanted to list all the Episcia and their ID with images here. Somehow it will be overwhelming to put the whole genes here which will ... -
It was one of my zealous moments where I have decided to just go and see whats happening in this Orchid Garden. Its situated inside KL Lak... -
I have come across many gardeners who had stopped gardening for the fear of mosquito's. Though it sound like a laughing matter but not s... -
This is my collection of Dieffenbachia (Dumbcane) which I had managed to cultivate and grow. Strangely as it may seemed - I find some of the...
Popular Post - 1 Month
-
CANE BEGONIA UPDATE : 9th July 2024 I have found after years of experience that there are difference between Cane Begonia species where ther...
-
It feels like ages when I actually started this plant from seed to this point when I can finally enjoy the flower. I never imagine the mom... -
I had wanted to list all the begonias and their ID with images here. Somehow it will be overwhelming to put the whole genes here which ...
-
I had wanted to list all the Episcia and their ID with images here. Somehow it will be overwhelming to put the whole genes here which will ...
-
Different Types of Colocasia (Taro) / Elephant Ears Plants INTRODUCTION: The very fact to note that there are a huge cultivars and hybrids o...
-
INTRODUCTION: To have or not to have. What if all the neighbors around your surrounding area plants this same plant, Would you consider ...
-
What a Long Break : June 2023 - July 2024 From Blogging I'm so surprised that time just few just like that. A lot had happened during th...
-
INTRODUCTION: Commonly known as Canaga Tree or more famously as Ylang-ylang (Cananga odorata) is a tropical shrub tree. There are however a ... -
This Mexican Sword Plant is an aquatic plant & that spells disaster when you find mosquito breeding inside them. The o... -
I must say these beauties are truly magnificent for display especially if you want to have something real for Christmas. Nowadays when I on...
8 comments:
Yes I can! Can you grow the cousins of this race, the Plectranthus? The flowers are very much the same
I have no idea James. The flowers looks like those tiny ones from my coleus.
I think these are coleus flowers too.
James: Spill the beans! I must know!
The Answer is Coleus.
I was trimming off all the flowers before the plant matures and thought how pretty this flower looked.
Wanted to know if any gardeners trims the flower.
You all have guessed correctly.
I didn't realise that the flowers could be as big as yours! Yes, I trim the flowers also. I was told that this slows down maturing process. And as you know, it does. Happy gardening coleus!
James, I use my fingers and thumb to deadhead them, no need for scissors. I think the seeds are hidden in these flowers.
Stephanie -the big flowers are due to species, some types are big and again, fertilisers do make the difference.
Belle - I was tempted to pinch all these flowers but realise that scissors can do a clean job. And yes, there are hidden seeds inside but I need to dry the flowers first in order for the seeds to ripe.
With so many coleus around, I prefer cuttings are better to propagated compared to seeds - satisfaction guaranteed.
Post a Comment