Streptocarpus ‘Harlequin Purple’ – Cape Primrose (4.5″ Pot)

Streptocarpus ‘Harlequin Purple is a gorgeous cape primrose that makes an excellent low light houseplant. Features frilly, ruffled, cream yellow flowers with rich, dark purple “hoods” and a striking, magenta eye with nearly black “eyelashes”. The blooms rise above textured, arching green leaves. This amazing plant graces your house with a long-lasting explosion of color, practically blooming all year if grown in good conditions.

An indoor temperature of 67-75°F is ideal. Temperatures too much above 80°F tend to cause leafburn as well as reduce the blooming power and longevity of the plant. Primroses can be grown in low light conditions, although an east or west-facing window is best. They prefer high humidity and a consistently moist, but not waterlogged soil.

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Streptocarpus ‘Harlequin Purple is a gorgeous cape primrose that makes an excellent low light houseplant. Features frilly, ruffled, cream yellow flowers with rich, dark purple “hoods” and a striking, magenta eye with nearly black “eyelashes”. The blooms rise above textured, arching green leaves. This amazing plant graces your house with a long-lasting explosion of color, practically blooming all year if grown in good conditions.

An indoor temperature of 67-75°F is ideal. Temperatures too much above 80°F tend to cause leafburn as well as reduce the blooming power and longevity of the plant. Primroses can be grown in low light conditions, although an east or west-facing window is best. They prefer high humidity and a consistently moist, but not waterlogged soil.

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