Pink Powderpuff
Pink Powderpuff Overview
Native of Bolivia, the Pink Powderpuff resembles the Hawaiian ohi'a lehua. That's why in Hawaii people refer to it as “lehua haole,” meaning “foreign lehua.” The flower measures about 4 inches (10 cm) across and usually blooms in the summer and fall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the Pink Powderpuff called "lehua haole" in Hawaii?
It is nicknamed "lehua haole," meaning "foreign lehua," because its appearance resembles the native 'ohi'a lehua flower, though it originates from Bolivia.
Where is the Pink Powderpuff originally from?
The Pink Powderpuff is native to Bolivia and thrives in tropical and subtropical climates.
How large do the flowers of the Pink Powderpuff get?
The flowers can measure about 4 inches (10 cm) across and are known for their puff-like, fluffy pink appearance.
When does the Pink Powderpuff typically bloom?
This plant usually blooms during the summer and fall, adding vibrant color to gardens during those seasons.