Its of the Bougainvillea family..called Larrisii. Its known for its variegated leaves. I did a search and could not find anything about this plant.
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Anyone ever heard of this plant
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The correct variety is "Harrisii". Not commonly sold in South Florida. Cream colored bracts with white variegated leaves. The correct family is Nyctaginaceae.
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The correct variety is "Harrisii". Not commonly sold in South Florida. Cream colored bracts with white variegated leaves. The correct family is .>>>
Could you tell me more of this plant?. Its about 5 or 6 years at the optimum exposure and has not bloomed for me at all that time, and yet I have no problem with some of the others.
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If it's not blooming it's either getting too much water or not enough sun.
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It gets at least 6 hours of sun in the summer and I only water it at the first sign of it wilting. Supposingly, its should bloom on short days, so that is what I have now and its indoors with south exposure. I cannot think of anything else to get it to bloom and I also just fertilized it with 15.30.15.