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I posted this plant more than a month ago here but I was told that I should wait for it to grow more in order to get an accurate identification.
Can someone identify it now?
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    Yup, Abutilon megapotamicum, I'd say, not sure of exact variety - the flowers look pink in the top picture, but more of a tangerine/peachy colour in the last one. Common name flowering maple in the States I believe, an example of a pink one here plantdelights.com/products/abutilon-megapotamicum-pink-charm
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I posted this plant more than a month ago here but I was told that I should wait for it to grow more in order to get an accurate identification.
Can someone identify it now?
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    Yup, Abutilon megapotamicum, I'd say, not sure of exact variety - the flowers look pink in the top picture, but more of a tangerine/peachy colour in the last one. Common name flowering maple in the States I believe, an example of a pink one here plantdelights.com/products/abutilon-megapotamicum-pink-charm
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I posted this plant more than a month ago here but I was told that I should wait for it to grow more in order to get an accurate identification.
Can someone identify it now?
enter image description hereenter image description here






flowers







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I posted this plant more than a month ago here but I was told that I should wait for it to grow more in order to get an accurate identification.
Can someone identify it now?
enter image description hereenter image description here






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    Yup, Abutilon megapotamicum, I'd say, not sure of exact variety - the flowers look pink in the top picture, but more of a tangerine/peachy colour in the last one. Common name flowering maple in the States I believe, an example of a pink one here plantdelights.com/products/abutilon-megapotamicum-pink-charm
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    Yup, Abutilon megapotamicum, I'd say, not sure of exact variety - the flowers look pink in the top picture, but more of a tangerine/peachy colour in the last one. Common name flowering maple in the States I believe, an example of a pink one here plantdelights.com/products/abutilon-megapotamicum-pink-charm
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Yup, Abutilon megapotamicum, I'd say, not sure of exact variety - the flowers look pink in the top picture, but more of a tangerine/peachy colour in the last one. Common name flowering maple in the States I believe, an example of a pink one here plantdelights.com/products/abutilon-megapotamicum-pink-charm
– Bamboo
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Yup, Abutilon megapotamicum, I'd say, not sure of exact variety - the flowers look pink in the top picture, but more of a tangerine/peachy colour in the last one. Common name flowering maple in the States I believe, an example of a pink one here plantdelights.com/products/abutilon-megapotamicum-pink-charm
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Judging from the flowers I would say it is from the genus Abutilon, a member of the "mallow" (Malvaceae) family, but I am not sure which species this is. There are over 200 species of this genus...



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    Judging from the flowers I would say it is from the genus Abutilon, a member of the "mallow" (Malvaceae) family, but I am not sure which species this is. There are over 200 species of this genus...



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      Judging from the flowers I would say it is from the genus Abutilon, a member of the "mallow" (Malvaceae) family, but I am not sure which species this is. There are over 200 species of this genus...



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        Judging from the flowers I would say it is from the genus Abutilon, a member of the "mallow" (Malvaceae) family, but I am not sure which species this is. There are over 200 species of this genus...



        See here if you want to read more about the Abutilon genus.






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        Judging from the flowers I would say it is from the genus Abutilon, a member of the "mallow" (Malvaceae) family, but I am not sure which species this is. There are over 200 species of this genus...



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