1. Looks like a hydrangea, but i'm not really sure 2. Red Ginger and Bird of Paradise 3 & 7. I espacially like this one. This is Metrosideros tremuloides (where was this picture taken?). The Hawaiians called this flower lehua ahihi. The native Hawaiian species in the genus Metrosideros are called Ohi'a (Ohi'a referring to the tree, lehua to the flower). The special thing about this species is its lanceolate leaves and distinct petioles - and of course the fact that it is endemic to the island i live on... O'ahu. It is very different from the more common and highly polymorphic Metrosideros polymorpha. more pics of Hawaiian Metrosideros: http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/carr/metrosideros.htm 4. I'm not sure but I believe I've seen it and its quite common 5. Not sure 6. Mexican Plumeria 8. Shower tree

You may be right. Hard to say without more information.

I did notice a few spider mites on a small uncurled leaf and sprayed that with an insecticide. I will spray the rest of the leaves tonight. The light is a single light bulb and is about 2 feet away from the nearest plant. I will try to post pictures soon. Thank You for your help!

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