look what I found!

18 years ago

I found this at a local nursery and I just love the colors! No label but searches lead me to believe it is a "Pink Brocade" or at least one of those "Pink" varieties. Anyway I think it is a lovely plant. And it should love the humidity in TX when I move!

Enjoy! Kim

whole plant: http://community.webshots.com/photo/63951853/375346695KPrxUP

Here is a link that might be useful: episcia closeup

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larry_b
18 years ago
Hi Kim,

Very nice episcia!

What part of Texas are you moving to?

Larry
kjtessanne
Original Author
18 years ago
Hi Larry! I am moving to College Station which is in the southeast part of the state. I am going back to graduate school so I will be keeping busy.

:) Kim
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seaecho1
18 years ago
Gorgeous! How much humidity does this guy require?

Randi
greenelbows1
18 years ago
Lots, Randi. I can grow them outside here in south Louisiana, close to Texas, but inside I usually keep them in a terrarium on my lightstand. That makes it pretty easy even in a climate like yours.
ooojen
18 years ago
Wow, I wish I could find that quality of plant locally! Other than at an AV show I went to a couple years ago, I've only once seen any Episcia for sale around here, and that was at a plant-enthusiast friend's personal plant sale.
Your plant is a real beauty!