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Common name(s): Velvet plant or purple velvet plant
Scientific name: Gynura aurantiaca
Description
The velvet plant is an evergreen herbaceous perennial in the Gynura genus, which includes several dozen species, several of which are common houseplants. Native to Java, an island of Indonesia, velvet plants are both beautiful and unusual, boasting furry leaves in striking shades of emerald and purple. Velvet plants can be started and grown any time indoors and will mature very quickly, transforming from a shoot into a bushy little plant in a matter of a few weeks, with leaves that can measure up to 6 inches long.
Light - Part shade, protect from afternoon direct sunlight.
Place - Velvet plants love bright light and will thrive in front of a sunny window.
Water - Medium, avoid spraying on plant leaves.
Fertilizer - Feed your velvet plant every week or two weeks with a weak liquid fertilizer.
Temperature - 60 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit
Special Features
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