Kohleria is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Gesneriaceae family; has numerous species distributed in tropical America. The following species are most often grown in indoor floriculture:
- pleasant color (K. amabilis) with dark green leaves of a muted hue,
- pubescent-flowered koleria (K. eriantha) with a brownish edge of green leaves,
- Bogota flower (bogotensis) with bright green leaves and reddish-brown pubescence.
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Bell-shaped flowers. They are shaped like velvety tubes with flared edges. The coloration varies widely—ranging from pink and red to orange and speckled patterns.
ReplyDeleteIt is a genus of perennial flowering plants in the Gesneriaceae family, native to the tropics of Central and South America. The plant is very popular in indoor gardening due to its vibrant, long-lasting blooms and low-maintenance nature.
ReplyDeleteA herbaceous perennial that grows in the forests of Colombia and Central America.
ReplyDeleteA subshrub or shrub of the Gesneriaceae family native to tropical America. Its leaves are covered with fine red or white fuzz.
ReplyDeleteKohleria is a perennial member of the Gesneriaceae family. It is a close relative of African violets, gloxinias, streptocarpus, and achimenes.
ReplyDeleteAccording to current ideas, Kohleria does not have a clearly defined dormant period (i.e. it exists, but it is not so strict and unambiguous).
ReplyDeleteA fast-growing houseplant that requires annual repotting.
ReplyDeletea tropical plant grown as a houseplant
ReplyDeleteMy Kohleria eriantha, recently started blooming :) I bought it as a cutting a few months ago and didn't expect it to grow so vigorously. And now, here is this little plant...
ReplyDeleteKohleria is a member of the Gesneriaceae family, which comprises approximately 65 species.
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