Colithoprectss Speciosa

Corytoplectus speciosus

Flower name
Colithoprectss Speciosa
Scientific name
Corytoplectus speciosus
AliasCorytoplectus speciosus, ビロードイワギリ
Place of originSouth America such as Ecuador, Peru, Chile
Place of floweringBotanical Gardens, Subtropical region
Flowering seasonAugust, September

What is Colithoprectss Speciosa

Colithoprectss Speciosa (scientific name: Corytoplectus speciosus) is native to South America, and is a non-cold-tolerant perennial plant of the family Gesneriaceae. The leaves are oblong and opposite to life. On the surface of the leaf, a clear thick pale green vein is noticeable in the center of the dark green velvet. The back is reddish purple.
The flowers bloom in a tufted form on the stem of the stem of the stem top from August to September. What looks like a red flower is a brow and a small tubular yellow one is a flower. The fruit that comes after the flower is ripened black with fruit. The fruits are oval with a diameter of 1 cm.

General name: Colithoprectss Speciosa, Scientific name: Corytoplectus speciosus, Place of Origin: South America such as Ecuador, Peru, Chile, living type: non-cold resistant perennial, plant height: 30 to 50 cm, leaf shape: oval, leaf phylogeny: opposite, flower color: yellow, vermilion (looks like flower): red, flower shape: tubular , Flowering season: August-September.