I have bought them from a nursery and he named in strange ways. Please identify attached images. Are these indoor or outdoor plants? If outdoor than required full sun or partial? Can I use NPK for them or only DAP is enough? How long should I repeat NPK or DAP doses? Any other important tips?
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Re: Identify please
1st and last one looks like Jew's Slipper (Euphorbia Tithymaloides)
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[quote="AlAmmar"]1st and last one looks like Jew's Slipper (Euphorbia Tithymaloides)
Well done good effort try again.
Well done good effort try again.
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First one is Pseuderanthemum variegatum
Second one is Pseuderanthemum carruthersii
These plants are well suited for both shade and full sun, they dont need much fertilizer better to add compost every 2 months.. pinch the tips to make them bushy..
dont know about third one..
Second one is Pseuderanthemum carruthersii
These plants are well suited for both shade and full sun, they dont need much fertilizer better to add compost every 2 months.. pinch the tips to make them bushy..
dont know about third one..
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Thanks Izhar, I will post better picture for the third one, can anyone identify these two also:
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The first one is variegated Euphorbia tithymaloides, also called a jew's slipper because the red flowers are like shoes. Your second picture is perhaps that of variegated Cestrum (or raat ki raani). Identifying without flowers is quite difficult.
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The last one is a Variegated narrow leaf variety of Clerodendrum aculeatum..
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Thanks Izhar, the leaves size is bit similar to Raat ki Rani but color of leaves are light and dark green.Izhar wrote:The last one is a Variegated narrow leaf variety of Clerodendrum aculeatum..
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