A tuberous-rooted perennial most often grown as an annual or a houseplant, ‘White Queen’ has large frosted looking white leaves that have green margins and bright red veins that “bleed”.
A great plant for full shade, it can also be grown in sun if provided with consistently moist soil.
Noteworthy characteristics: Large white leaves with green margins and prominent red veining. Contact with the plant may cause skin irritation and stomach upset if ingested.
Care: In the garden, grow in moist but well-drained soil that is rich in humus and slightly acidic, in partial to full shade Propagation: Divide in spring and dust cut tubers with fungicide. Plant tubers 1 inch deep.
Fertilizer:Fertilize monthly
Pests and Diseases: Insect pests include spider mites, nematodes and aphids. Tuber rot, blight and leaf spot can affect your angel’s wings plant.
Problems: Tuber rot, Southern blight, leaf spot, rootknot nematodes. Aphids and spider mites can bother plants indoors.
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Common Name: Angel wings
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