Striped inch plant

Callisia elegans

family

Commelinaceae

origin

Exotic

declaration

NIL

NIL

For information only

Common names

Creeping inch plant, Inch plant, Pinstriped inch plant, Striped inch plant.

A long-lived herbaceous plant with creeping stems that form dense mats of vegetation. Its fleshy stems produce roots at their joints. Its velvety hairy leaves (3.5-10 cm long) have dark green upper surfaces with several white stripes. These leaves have purple-tinged to bright purple undersides. Its flowers are borne in small dense clusters along short, semi-upright, flowering stems. These flowers have three small sepals and three white petals.

Leaf arrangement:Simple
Leaf form:Alternate
White
647D9705-43B4-481C-87D8-304D36DB1EA0Variegated
Green
Purple
48BFB2B5-D573-4E91-B7A1-0B51D3FF42E9Discoloured

Impact

Impact

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Location

Location

Characteristics

Characteristics

Similar Species

Similar Species

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