Sweet Flag ( Acorus gramineus ) origin=South American The undersides of the leaves

The undersides of the leaves are bright reddish-pink and visible when viewed directly from the front due to the growth habit of the plant

The beige individuals can even seem a bit pinkish

there may be algae attached

Huernia thuretii can be quite rot prone if kept too moist especially in the winter

sporting intensively pink to red leaves

Sweet Flag ( Acorus gramineus ) origin=South American The undersides of the leavesAcorus gramineus short leaves, which grow in a dense clump or tuft rising from a slender rhizome that lies just below the surface of the potting mixture, are up to 45cm (18 inch) long. there is a green slower spathe, but is is barely noticeable since it is so fine that it looks almost like another leaf. Acorus gramineus grow more or less continuously, but its active growth will slow down under reduced light. It grow outdoor is easily grown in average,