A tropical plant with green leaves on the surface and purple on the back

Purple-backed arrowroot??

**View. The second may be "wavy arrowroot".

Is the back purple or red? Some red-backed cinnamon is also purple behind the red-backed laurel is an evergreen small shrub of the Euphorbiaceae family, a kind of foliage and flowering plants with high practical value, in the Yangtze River basin and the south of China, commonly used as a potted plant, placed on the windowsill, balcony or garden, can also be used as medicine.

Purple-backed arrowroot, search on the Internet** to see.

It seems to be called velvet taro.

It may be that the flowers and leaves are evergreen.

Also known as Dai powder leaf, Araceae.

Evergreen, evergreen shrub-like herbaceous with thick and fleshy stems, plant height up to meters. Leaves large and shiny, bearing in the upper part of the stem, elliptic-ovate or broadly lanceolate, apex acute, entire, 20-50 cm long, 5-15 cm wide; The broad leaves are dark green on both sides, and they are inlaid with dense, irregular white, milky white, pale yellow, purplish-red and other spots, markings or patches; The leaf sheath has a petiole below the middle near the middle. The peduncle is drawn from the leaf tip, shorter than the petiole, the flower is unisexual, the inflorescence of the Buddha flame, the bud of the Buddha flame is oval, and the lower part is cylindrical.

There are many horticultural varieties, and different varieties have different patterns on the leaves. Prefers warm, humid and semi-shady environments. Not cold-tolerant, afraid of drought.

Conventional propagation is commonly used for dividing and cuttings, but cuttings are the main ones, and the survival rate of cuttings can be improved by applying Bicagen Congcong. Native to South America. It is widely cultivated in tropical cities in Guangdong and Fujian in China.

Below is the ** of the flower leaf evergreen.

Please pass a**, if there is** to identify, there are many plants with purple back leaves, such as purple-backed geranium, purple-backed arrowroot, purple-backed evergreen, etc., the following is purple-backed geranium, purple-backed geranium is also called purple-backed cabbage, which is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Panax notoginseng in the Asteraceae family, because the young stems and leaves are rich in calcium, iron, etc., the nutritional value is higher, and there is medicinal value such as hemostasis and anti-virus, so it has a long history of cultivation as a vegetable.

There are many kinds of arrowroot, arrowfeather arrowroot, peacock arrowroot and the like.

I don't know if you're talking about Houttuynia cordata.

The stems are soft and brittle, and the ground of the grapevine grows. Because its leaves resemble bamboo, the leaves are beautiful, and they are often hung indoors in potted plants to enjoy their scattered and soft stems and leaves, so it is called hanging bamboo plum. It is recorded that the plant of the genus Phoenix, native to Mexico in the tropics of Central and South America, spread to Japan, and was introduced to China from Japan in 1909, because the climatic conditions in South China are similar to the climate of the tropics where it originates.

Therefore, the planting and multiplication in South China is very fast, not only gardens, campuses, green spaces, and residential buildings can be seen everywhere, but some have grown into wild and semi-wild states. Because of its warmth, as long as this condition is met, it has a strong ability to adapt to other conditions, and is a very suitable herbaceous foliage plant that is not much input and has a fast and good effect of ground cover greening.

This plant is very coarse, has a lot on the streets, and is shade tolerant.

There are many such plants, and there are other characteristics that need to be provided, and here is one that meets your requirements: purple-backed geranium.

Begonia fimbristipula hance: A small perennial herb that is 4-12 cm tall.

The tubers are fleshy, spherical, and stemless. basal leaves usually 1; stalk slender, 2-6 cm long, with long coarse hairs; Leaves ovate-heart-shaped, long cm, 2-6 cm wide, apex acuminate, base heart-shaped, nearly symmetrical, margins irregularly pointed serrate, base 7-9 veins, coarse hairs on both sides, purple below. In summer, it blooms with pink flowers, the flowers are unisexual, and the 2-4 flowers form a polyumbel-shaped flower inflorescence, and the total peduncle is slender, longer than the leaves; tepals 4, stamens numerous; Female tepals 3, ovary inferior, columella 3.

The capsule is triangular, with 3 wings, 1 wing is extra-large, and the other 2 wings are strip-shaped.

Purple-backed geranium is a perennial stemless herb. The rhizome is bulbous, 7-8 mm in diameter, with mostly fibrous roots. The leaves are basal, with long stalks; Leaves slightly unequal on both sides, broadly ovate, 6-13 cm long, cm wide, apex acutely acute or acute, base slightly oblique, heart-shaped to deeply heart-shaped, margins triangular and heavily serrated of varying size, sometimes notched, apex up to mm long, short hairs scattered above, pale green below, hairs along the veins, but long hairs along the main veins, often with small white spots, palmate 7 (-8) veins, petioles centimeter long, curly long hairs; The leaves are small, ovate-lanceolate, 5-7 mm long, 2-4 mm wide, apex acutely pointed, apex spiked, marginally torn.

There are many such plants, such as purple-backed geranium and purple-backed arrowroot, I don't know if you said it.

The back of the leaves is purple, and there are many plants that are green on the front: purple-backed duckweed, purple-backed perennial, purple-backed arrowroot, purple-backed duck plantar grass, purple-backed geranium, purple-backed moss, purple-backed houttuynia cordata, purple-backed scutellaria, purple-backed skullcap, purple-backed deer hoof, purple-backed buckthorn, purple-backed cold water flower.

Looking at the picture, it should be purple-backed evergreen.

It's purple-backed evergreen.

Synonyms] Purple Orchid, Mussel Flower, Aster, Violet Orchid, Red-faced General, Blood Sorrow, Mussel Flower, Mussel Shell Flower [Classification] Duck Plantar (commelinaceae), Purple-backed Evergreen [Origin] Native to Mexico and the West Indies, now widely cultivated.

Morphology] evergreen perennial root herb, leaves broadly lanceolate, ring-shaped on short stems, smooth dark green leaf surface, dark purple leaf back; The flowers are axillary, and the white flowers are covered with two purple bracts like mussel shells, and the filaments have long white hairs, and they are commonly cultivated indoor foliage plants.

Properties] like warm and humid climate, suitable for growing in the environment with a temperature of 15 25, like light and shade, afraid of scorching sun, requires fertile, water-retaining soil. Winter temperatures are not lower than 5.