Episcia cupreata 'Zebra' - Flame Violet Size:12cm Kalanchoe brachycalyx Baker

Kalanchoe brachycalyx Baker

Tradescantia zebrina ‘Silver Sicilian’ (named for its zebra-like striping and geographical origin)

- Quite thirsty

hallianus = named after South African botanist Harry Hall)

pumice or perlite

Episcia cupreata 'Zebra' - Flame Violet Size:12cm Kalanchoe brachycalyx BakerThis Episcia, related to African Violets, has beautiful foliage and blooms! Its textured leaves have silver green shot down the middle and along their veins, and a deep burgundy in between. Its bright salmon pink flowers stand out boldly between the foliage, adding bold colour to the beauty of the foliage. Episcia is also known for its ability to flower year round in the wild, and as a houseplant in the UK will flower from spring through to autumn.