I've been told that many plants have beautiful flowers, but I've never seen or experienced them. Drimiopsis Maculata is one of the plants with beautiful flowers that I remember my mom planting in small pots when I was a kid. However, I had never seen or remembered its lovely flower. My first experience with the beauty of Drimiopsis Maculata flower was probably two months ago in my mom's garden, and I recently saw it on a post by our friends @bbghitte about four days ago. This morning, I noticed Drimiopsis Maculata blooming in my mom's garden. The flower stalk rises above the foliage and bears a dense cluster of small bright white flower buds that open and turn pale green. This plant has a variety of interesting common names, including little white soldiers, leopards ears, African hosta, leopard plant, and others. I believe it was the pattern of its foliage leaves that inspired people to call it leopard ear or leopard plant. Have a fantastic Thursday, everyone!
3 comments
Yay, thanks for the tag! Nice to see this 'forever rich' plant blooming and they said it brings good fortune🙂
This is really surprising to me how you refer to this type of plant in your country. In our dialect, we named it with the same meaning.
These remind me of jasmine flowers but I know they are not.. so adorable