Albert Herdianto Widjojo
To clarify the two previous posts where I have used the same photo of the Adam Eve (Rheo discolor) plant – or clam pineapple, another name in my area, or an oyster plant, purple-leaved spiderwort, the boat lily or Moses-in-the- cradle in various titles in other countries – this time I intend to display the original black and white version and the design & edit version that has been displayed, and also a little description of the plant itself. This post is also on the advice of some friends.
Adam Hawa (Adam Eve) plant is a classification of kingdom Plantae and has the Latin name Rheo discolor and some call it Rhoeo spathaceae, also Tradescantia spathacea.
This plant is classified into a perennial plant or annual plant. Even this plant generally breeds with seeds or stem cuttings. The breeding culture is very easy and the possibility of growth is very high. Even in planting media that lack nutrients even, these plants can grow well and do not require too intensive care.
I have posted the picture above with the same type of plant on 260th of the 365 Days Challenge post.
Not many know that this plant has so much compound content, which the ingredients of the compound are very beneficial for health and special disease treatment. According to some studies, this plant also contains antitumor compounds and also antimutagenic compounds.
Now you can calculate the number of colors by yourself, and what are the true color combinations.
A really beautiful plant of beautiful colors
The plant does have beautiful colors, my friend.
But you are already in the new year dear friend
Are you already in the new year dear friend
After submitting the last post, sleepiness and fatigue asked me to sleep, and I obeyed.
My apology for I am too late to reply to yours. Yes, I think I’m earlier to have a new year here.
Do not apologize … where it says that we have to be all day and hours on the computer
Wonderful plant … especially I like the purple color
We have something in common about it.
I’ve seen these plants around but I never knew what they were, or that there were so many different names for it.
You’re right, there are many names for the plant, even for one language and country, even more so in other countries.
Wow! Beautiful! I didn’t think it had the purple color. Beautiful
Thanks, Ileana. It was the color of the plant that made them live in my garden.
How beautiful are the purple splashes.
They are more beautiful in a crowd.