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Fri, Jun 4, 04 at 7:22
| This may be a long shot but I wonder if anyone can help. When I was very young and lived in Malaysia, grandma used to cook a dessert using sweet glutinous rice and she would dye it a brilliant blue with a certain flower. Does anyone know what it is??
I think it might look a bit like a pea flower but it was definitely a source of blue edible colouring. |
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| Hello Shepparton, Common Names: Blue Pea Flower, Butterfly Pea
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| Oh no! Now there's another plant I HAVE to get! Make that two - for double white flowered variety as well... This is definitely one to add to the erotic plant collection ;>) |
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- Posted by Patricia_looi Singapore (My Page) on Fri, Aug 27, 04 at 1:24
| I have the second picture plant..hee..hee...hee.. |
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| Did you ever get it AdrianaG? |
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| so can this easily be grown inside and if so any tips? |
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| me_171, Just about all flowering plants require full sun as a general rule. So you'd need to be able to provide this inside. |
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