Sep 11, 2025
I did a leaf trade with someone on Facebook, and I’m super excited about the varieties she sent! Lots of variegated African violets, plus some primulina and petrocosmia cuttings.
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I did a leaf trade with someone on Facebook, and I’m super excited about the varieties she sent! Lots of variegated African violets, plus some primulina and petrocosmia cuttings.
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Primulina linearicalyx. Long name, pretty plant. Grown under LEDs hence the reddish tint in the 1st picture.
Primulina linearifolia Class 8Â Exhibited by Austin Grevious
This is Primulina yungfuensis (aka Asian Violet). They are a gesneriad similar to African Violets (Saintpaulia) & Flame Violets (Episcia) and have the same care needs.
Primulina yungfuensis and ‘Loki’ make fantastic and unusual houseplants.
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Some blooming gesneriads.Primulina 'Rachel' is in the top two photos. It has pretty foliage but leans quite a bit on the bedroom windowsill. I decided to move all the primulinas here under the lights tonight to see if they like it more. Streptocarpus 'DS-Roxolana' has opened a second flower. It's noticeably bluer than the old one, which has faded to a straight pink. Finally, 'Allegro Peaches n Green'. This picture is not really true to color - it's an unusual (for an AV) peach with green edges, less muddy in real life than it looks here.
Video for some blooming houseplant lads!
New youtube channel for Houeplants and Gesneriads!