B x candida

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B.x candida occurs in the wild on the slopes of the Andes in Ecuador between 1000 and 1500 metres above sea level. It is a natural hybrid of B.aurea x B.versicolor. It has drooping flowers with sometimes very long fringed tips. Its ability to show good flowering behaviour even in less than ideal conditions ensures that, alongside B. suaveolens, it has a reputation as one of the most reliable and strongest flowering Brugmansias. Another not insignificant point is that only this cross can produce double or etaginated flowers.

It is not possible to assign a fruit shape to B. candida, as there are variations between the ovoid aurea fruits and the long versicolour fruits.

Clivia, also known as strapleaf, has a long history in Europe. Originally from South Africa, it was named Clivia after a botanical revision by Lady Charlotte Florentine Clive, the Duchess of Northumberland.

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On this page you can learn about domesticated species of the genus Capsicum. The Solanaceae family consists of the subfamilies Cestreae (tobacco), Nicandra (poison berry), Solaneae with the genera Capsicum and Solanum, as well as Datura.

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