good afternoon blurt friends, how are you all, today I will post some photos of flowers, so today I was sitting in front of the house and I saw that there were some flowers in my neighbor's house and I went straight to him to see the flowers, after I saw it turned out that the flower was a nasturtium flower and a stage flower, so I immediately took my cellphone camera to take a picture of the flower
Nasturtium at a Glance
Nasturtiums grow relatively quickly. The stems can grow to 0.91–1.83 m. Nasturtium leaves are circular, slightly wide with a diameter of 3 to 15 cm.
Nasturtium leaves are grayish green above but pale below. This plant has fine hairs with a 5–30 cm long petiole near the center of the leaf. Some leaf veins run to the edges which are rounded and slightly curved.
Nasturtium flowers are 2.5-6 cm in diameter with five petals, eight stamens, and a 2.5-3 cm long nectar 'thread' on the back. Nasturtium flower color varies from yellow, orange, and red.
The flowers are often dangling and many are darker at the base of the petals. Nasturtiums also have fruit. Nasturtium fruit has an area of 2 cm and each fruit segment has a single large seed with a length of 1-1.5 cm
Pentas lanceolata is one of the ornamental flower plants originating from East Africa to South Arabia and one of the flowers that diligently blooms. The appearance of this flower is charming so it is often called the Egyptian star because it is similar to soka and has a leaf shape like basil leaves. Pentas lanceolata can grow all the time regardless of the season.
Stage flowers are small and clustered in bright colors such as pink, purple, cream and white. This flower is clustered and forms a semicircle, conspicuous among the green leaves. This flower is similar to soka or hoya flower, but if you look closely, these two plants are different in the shape of their leaves.
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