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I received a cutting of this streptocarpella in a previous Round Robin and it was labeled as Blueberries & Cream. B & C is supposed to have light lavender blue blooms and the leaves are variegated. This one has light green leaves and although the bloom has not fully opened, it looks like they are a brick red color. Does anyone know what this is?
We'll probably have to wait until the bloom opens on this one. Off hand, I'm sure you've guessed it's not likely to be blueberries and cream. Did you contact the person who sent it?
It came in a round robin box last spring so not sure who sent it. I am sure it is not a B&C. It's starting to look more like the blooms of an aeschymantus to me.
Definitely a Columnea. You might be able to find out which it is by contacting the people involved in the round robin and see which Columnea people grow. Someone may have accidentally placed it in the Streptocarpella bag and could know which Columnea this is.
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