FOUR more plants for identification
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FOUR more plants for identification
Salam everyone, here are four plants that i have, i have tried in vain to find their names, I guess one is a form of jungle cactus and one maybe a for of gladiolus or Iris, one may be jungle lily and I have no idea what the fourth one is, so please help
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omerkhalid
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Re: FOUR more plants for identification
here is one more bush, i took cuttings from Bagh e Jinnah and plants has grown to the height of 6 feet in 14" pot in one year, the plant produce little bluish purple flowers and has very light fragrance too, the flowers produce black pods just like black pepper.
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Re: FOUR more plants for identification
and finally here is plant i bought from Sagian, it has not bloom once but has produced many plants. I have not found a bulb underneath but a rhizome.
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Re: FOUR more plants for identification
No 4. Smaller one maybe some Iris and bigger one maybe heliconia
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Re: FOUR more plants for identification
We have entries for two of your plants
The last fan like plant: It is Iris domestica/ Belamcanda chinensis
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=2281&p=21349&hilit=Iris
And what you call as a forest lily looks more like Draceana fragrans
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=2996
You seem to like blue flowers that too rare ones. Kindly post close ups of blue flowers, because it helps to guess the plant family. Are the leaves aromatic if you crush them? Labiates have such lip like flowers but image is not clear.
The last fan like plant: It is Iris domestica/ Belamcanda chinensis
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=2281&p=21349&hilit=Iris
And what you call as a forest lily looks more like Draceana fragrans
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=2996
You seem to like blue flowers that too rare ones. Kindly post close ups of blue flowers, because it helps to guess the plant family. Are the leaves aromatic if you crush them? Labiates have such lip like flowers but image is not clear.
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omerkhalid
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Re: FOUR more plants for identification
Farhan Ahmed wrote:No 4. Smaller one maybe some Iris and bigger one maybe heliconia
Dear Mr. Farhan both of them are same plants as the smaller ones have been produced by the larger one
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omerkhalid
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Re: FOUR more plants for identification
Thanks Farooq Sb. for the quick response, well the first one do look like Iris Domestica, it has not flowered in the last one year that i have had it, ill wait a bit longer to confirm.M Farooq wrote:We have entries for two of your plants
The last fan like plant: It is Iris domestica/ Belamcanda chinensis
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=2281&p=21349&hilit=Iris
And what you call as a forest lily looks more like Draceana fragrans
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=2996
You seem to like blue flowers that too rare ones. Kindly post close ups of blue flowers, because it helps to guess the plant family. Are the leaves aromatic if you crush them? Labiates have such lip like flowers but image is not clear.
The second one is definitely not Draceana as the plant i have is a bulbous plant so most probably a form of lily, it is also producing several bulbs at the base.
I will chesk the blue flowering bush and update.
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Re: FOUR more plants for identification
i guess blue flowering bush is common lilac, Syringa vulgaris. although image is not clear.
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Re: FOUR more plants for identification
1) looks like Euphorbia resinifera
2 & 3) Crinum zeylanicum
7) & 8) is not iris but i am unable to recall the name right now
2 & 3) Crinum zeylanicum
7) & 8) is not iris but i am unable to recall the name right now
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Re: FOUR more plants for identification
The first pic is a succulent 'stapelia'...either is stapeila confusa or stapelia schneideriana...A pic of a flower will help for exact identification