Iresine herbstii

Help me identify this plant

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This is Iresine herbstii or commkn name bloodleaf @anthonystaunton .

Information on Iresine if you want to know more @anthonystaunton http://www.burkesbackyard.com.au/fact-sheets/in-the-garden/flowering-plants-shrubs/iresine-plant-of-the-week/#.WCpacKQ_6f0

#iresine #bloodleaf #variegated

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Thanks guys 😁😁😁

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Thank you all so much 😚

@leisel thanks so much 😊

@anthonystaunton i got great results with this plant in the shade, colour varies, more sunlight less colour, to get more plants just snip pieces off and replant directly into the soil or put the cuttings in water to grow the roots then plant into soil