I call it Luveda because that is the name of the lady that gave me the plant. I have several like that. It could be either species or hybrid. It had produced a cane a year and last year it produced 2 canes. It gets up to 6' tall. The new canes do not bloom. The older ones will bloom for 5 or 6 years.
So if you know Luveda's real name Please let me know. I'll still call it Luveda.
It blooms once a year. Starts January to March. Late this year...
This post was edited by shavedmonkey on Thu, Mar 13, 14 at 12:41
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