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Both the pentas were grown from cuttings last summer. They have had equal conditions since I started them. One has always been smaller than the other. Both of these were cut back nearly to the ground early this spring to remove dead/aged/cold-burned foliage. I don't know what is stunting the one plant.
By the way, these pentas are deep red, so I think they (or at least the big one) are going to look great next to that coleus!!
Photo citation: Ted Auch, FracTracker Alliance, 2023.
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black and white, rainy, the flowers.
i think it looks better on black.
i'm not sure how much i like this yet.
but it's been raining all day.
i love the rain, even more than i love the beach.
<3