Archive for the ‘Episcia’ Category
August 5th, 2011 | 
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Episcia Pink Gator
There is not much to say about this episcia! The Picture say’s it all! I just love this episcia; such beautiful foliage! This episcia is not only beautiful it is very easy to grow. I have it growing in my greenhouse in 100 degree weather!
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Tags: There are so many episcias that look so much alike! You wouldn’t know they were different unless you look at the name! The flower on this one does look different than episcia Teddy Bear, Thad’s Pinka Dot and Dixie’s Pink Shimmer. I just added this one to my collection around April/March.
Episcia Dory's Golden Glitter
What a beautiful flower!
Below is a picture of a starter plant of Dory’s Golden Glitter in a 5 0z cup.
Episcia Dory's Golden Glitter
Below is a picture of Episcia Ember Lace in green form. My ember lace turned green! But it still blooms beautiful hot pink flowers. I tried to keep it pink; but it just kept growing green leaves.
Ember Lace Reverse
What a surprise my Ember Lace Reverse started blooming pink/yellow flowers! I hope it continues to bloom that way!
Episcia Ember Lace Revers Yellow/Pink flowers
Here are more pictures of Ember Lace reverse. This is a starter plant I started from the Mother plant above. This one is blooming yellow!
Ember Lace Reverse Yellow flowers
Below is a starter plant of Ember Lace Reverse
Ember Lace Reverse
This episcia was added to my collection around April, 2011. I purchased this one just because I am trying to collect episcias, I don’t have. It looks very much like Teddy Bear and a few other episcias that I also purchased in April. I will post pictures of them later. This episcia is a fast grower and blooms dark pink flowers.
Episcia Thad's Pinka Dot
Thad’s Pinka Dot growing in a solo cup
Episcia Thad's Pinka Dot
Beautiful light green leaves with a slight white frost on the rib of leaf. This episcia gets very large and blooms red flowers. Very easy to grow, but needs lots of room!
Episcia Frosted Emerald
Below is a starter plant of frosted emerald in a solo cup
Episcia Frosted Emerald
I thought I had posted this one a long time ago! But it looks so much like Jim’s curly I thought it was already posted. Any way here is a picture of this beautiful episicia. It has dark brown/bronze leaves with dark red/burgundy veins. It is so easy to grow and propagate.
Episcia Scarlett Ribbon
Below are is a starter plant of Scarlett Ribbon.
Episcia Scarlett Ribbon
- Episcia Longwood Gardens
Episcia Longwood Gardens is a very large growing episcia. I have had this one since the 80’s. It is so easy to grow! The leaves are a brown/bronze color with light green/ream veins. I have taken many stolons off of the Mother plant.
Episcias Jim's Curly
There are no words to describe this beautiful episcia! I just love it! I am so glad I purchased this one. I have it growing outside on my patio. It is 103 degrees right now here in Texas! Episcias just love the heat, but sometimes I think one day I am going to find them burned to a crisp! But they just keep on growing like weeds. Below is a picture of Jim’s Curly in a 4″ pot.
Episcia Jim's Curly
What a Beautiful episcia! It keeps getting larger and larger! This is a good episcia to add to your collection. It is just to easy to grow, but you need plenty of room because as you can see it grows rather large!
Episcia Jim's New Star
Below is a starter plant of Jim’s New Star in a 4″ pot
Episcia Jim's New Star
Below is a starter plant of Jim’s New Star in a 2.5 cup. It is ready to be transplanted in a larger pot.
Episcia Jim's New Star
