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Uebelmannia pectinifera
The plant occurs in the mountainous regions of southern Brazil on quartz slopes rich in humus (its formation requires moisture, warmth and the abundant vegetation that appears during the rainy season).
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Impatiens
The name of the genus comes from the Latin words im (in) - not, without and patiens - bearing, enduring pressure: referring to the ability of the ripe fruits to burst open at the slightest touch.
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Impatiens petersiana
Differs from I. Waller by more vigorous growth, longer leaf petioles and leaf blades, and purplish-red coloration of stems and leaves. Native to West Africa.
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Impatiens walleriana
Bushy herbaceous plant. Stems erect, sometimes becoming prostrate with age, succulent. Leaves alternate, petiolate, up to 10 cm long, 4 cm wide, light green or reddish, broadly ovate or ovate, toothed.
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Grapephruit
In indoor conditions it grows to 1.5–2 m. Flowers are large, white with a pinkish tint, strongly fragrant, solitary or borne in clusters
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Ipomoea
Ipomoea from Greek 'ips' - worm and 'homoios' - similar - referring to the structure of the underground rhizome of many original species. Until recently the name Ipomoea was associated only with balcony and garden horti…
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Iresine
A perennial plant up to 40 cm tall. Bushes pyramidal. Leaves oval or lanceolate, pointed, petiolate, arranged oppositely. The whole plant is red or brownish-red in color.
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Hedera
Ivy is one of the most common plants among houseplant enthusiasts. It is so rich in various forms and varieties that it can satisfy the taste of even a very picky grower.
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Ixora
A capricious plant. In a tropical "flower window" the plant blooms all summer; in a pot it may drop flower buds even when a constant temperature and high air humidity are maintained.
