The picture doesn't do justice on how the episcia looks like.
The appearance of furry black with the beige midrib with pink tones around it somehow makes it very exclusive and elegant. It is a pity that this one refused to thrive in my garden.
I had replanted this particular single plant 3X only to finally succumb to rot and turn into soup due to the strong heat faced in my garden in recent week.
This and a few others had faced a massive stress and at the edge of heaven,
bidding me good bye to Plant Heaven.
Anyway, I'm not planning to purchase this one anymore, not for the moment.
Please click on the link on the title above for the post.
Here is the link where I had put together a list of all the Episcias that I had come across. A database of all the different types & their characteristics.
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