I will keep on posting more of my collections. Though they are mostly without flower these days I still can share some old pics taken before. We have no AVs, no sinns here in wild, but we have many nice species no lose to them.
Ha, first, how lovely it is!
sorry but i have do my best to find pics without my fingers~~~
wish they wont disturbe your enjoying these beauties
yes, they are different!
how i wish i can upload dozens of pics one time....
and this one is most outsanding. What genus do you first in mind related to it?
I kindly call it Chinese Streps!
she is shy to face so many strangers and thinking why they have not black hair maybe :)
there most be someone cant wait to see it's leaves.
Chinese AV is coming,
the blue one. not very nice~
end of the first set. Thanks for coming to this thread
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oh my goodness they are beautiful.i have never seen anything like it.the av & chinese strep are both really beautiful.thanks for showing us your wonderful collection..
mrsbonnie
Wow! those are great! I love the different leaves too. I liked David Senk's violets because they were different and not just the same violet leaf and bloom. Those pictured above are really different! I think they will become quite popular! Thanks for sharing! You are so lucky! tish
So, fangray, you collect species gesneriads? Interesting and unusual. Very nice to see. Thank you for posting and please post again.
wow Fangray, you have some beauties!!! Great job!
Those plants and flowers are beautiful. Thank you for showing us.
I love the orange and pink bloom on the last one posted. Very pretty plants. You have a great collection. Post more pictures whe n you can. Lou
Thanks all for your kindly comments :)
I love the delicacy of those blooms, especially the "Chinese strep." Its leaves are wonderful too. It really does remind me of a strep, only the leaves are rounded rather than long and strap-like. Neat!
Please keep posting. I love seeing different and unusual gessies........
ohmigosh!
What is the first photograph....a 'ball' of foliage? (Forgive my ignorance!)
Yes, feel free to post more....and we don't mind your fingers at all! (Ü)
Thanks again.
Nan, it is a Petrocosmea sp. I cant tell what it exactly it is because i've already check it in all my books but none meet this one
Thanks for responding....I'm not familiar with Petroscomea...interesting!
Beautiful plants your growing fangray.Thnk you. What is the orange plant?
