I grew this plant from a packet of wildflower seeds that I bought in Canada. The packet indicated that the seeds were from Ontario. I am therefore assuming that it is a wildflower from Canada. I may be wrong here. I had germinated the plant indoors before transfering it to the flower pouch. It is a vigorous plant. It puts out spectacular flowers. The plants are currently growing in a flower pouch outside my apartment in Borneo. The plants can grow to about 6 feet. I have now about 12 plants in my flower pouch, all grown from the seeds of the first plant. Please help me identify this plant. I have attached a picture of the plant with this posting. Thank you.
Got it. Thanks, Paul. It is an Amaranthus caudatus. I could not find under acalypha. Someone else also put up a similar posting.
Amaranthus Hi Borneo, If you check my thread, I typed a huge reply for you there hehe http://www.botanicalgarden.ubc.ca/forums/showthread.php?t=4663 (link to the thread) Laura :D
Sorry Plantmania, but it is not Dicentra spectabilis, also known commonly as the bleeding heart. Yes, it really is a very nice example of an Amaranthus caudatus