Gynura aurantiaca

Gynura aurantiaca

1. Common name(s): Purple Velvet Plant
2. Synonyme(s): N/A
3. Family: Asteraceae
4. Origin: Indonesia, Malesia
5. More infos: the Purple Velvet Plant is suitable for sunny to light shaded places and needs a temperature minimum of 15 °C. The soil should be allowed to moderately dry between the waterings. A regular potting mix can be used.

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