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Hello Hello!
I'm curious to know if anyone can help with identifying this plant. I picked it up a couple of weeks ago at a local shop. Also! There's some browning on the leaves, I'm unsure why that is.
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Blk Plant Love - 2 comments
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Hannah You've got a Monstera deliciosa there! Also known as a Swiss Cheese Plant for it's holes. It's looking awesome! That shiny, new leaf uncurling is the perfect sign of a happy and healthy plant. One potential cause of the browning could be it's not getting enough humidity. You want to make sure it's getting enough water, but not too much. It doesn't like being soggy. To help with the ambient humidity, I would suggest gently wiping the leaves with a soft, damp cloth. This will help get some of that dust off of it and help it breath better too!
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My wife and I would like to know what kind of plant this is. Please help! Thanks.-
Andrew
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Pei one of my favorite low-light plants!!!
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Erin Marino What a beauty!
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Paris Lalicata Aglaonema Silver Bay, they’re commonly known as a Chinese evergreen! Tolerates low to medium indirect light, allow soil to dry out between waterings, and can survive low humidity conditions. This plant can be toxic if ingested by cats or humans so just be careful!
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Is this a chinese evergreen? I couldn't find much online that was helpful. TIA!
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Ava With some tender loving care, this peace lily should come back beautifully!
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Brooklyn Definitely looks like a peace lily to me.
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Eliza Blank It looks like a Peace Lilly. Has it ever bloomed?
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Hello everyone!
I purchased a "leafy assortment" from The Sill about a year ago. This little green plant came along in the set. Does anyone know what this plant is called? I want to know more about it.-
Pei Definitely Arrowhead [289685,Clare Valenti]
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Clare Valenti Thank you [278933,Erin Marino] and [286132,Sam Storch]!
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Erin Marino I'd say arrowhead, too!
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Look at these white lines, painted by mother nature! Growing at a cactus farm in Morocco, but I forget her name. Anyone know?-
Caroline Ackerman - 5 comments
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Sam Storch so cool! it looks like they're wearing flip flops :)
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Plant Dad @caroline that's an agave! Looks like Agave victoriae-reginae
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Chrissy Whoaaa!! That one is awesome.
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Pei Is that a real thing?
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Catherine Cummings Actaea pachypoda or White Baneberry! Also called Doll's Eye. Very poisonous
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Pei - 9 comments
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NRD Yes, that’s a variegated Peperomia argyreia, aka Watermelon Peperomia. I believe the variegated kind are a bit rare, at least hard to find and they are, at least, double the price of the non-variegated. That’s a great find!
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Paula Diamond Roman Want! Where did you buy it?
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Erin Marino Where can I find one?!
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Any ideas on species? I've never seen anything like them before!-
Sarina Perez
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Jam Y8 i got echeveria etna, barbillion, or linguas via reddit, r/whatisthisplant. [286135,Sarina Perez]
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Jam Y8 Cooool beans!!
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NRD That’s mine in pic below.
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Christina Sotto Definitely hope! These guys also trail really nicely right?
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I know it's a dino plant, but what's the real name?-
Plant Dad - 2 comments
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Catherine Cummings Also called Rose of Jericho, scientific name Anastatica hierochuntica
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Pei Resurrection plant?or do you mean its scientific name?
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Catherine Cummings I believe that's Creeping Wood Sorrel, Oxalis corniculata.
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Catherine Cummings Looks like a variety of Ledebouria socialis, Silver Squill
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Plant Dad
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Wyatt Plants Things 90% sure thats from Wonka's factory.
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Pei Looks very real to me!
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Erin Marino Is it?!
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NRD Omg, it’s amazing, right?!? I love and am dying for one of these. I finally was able to buy one, but it could take months for them to send it.
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Catherine Cummings Philodendron 'Pink Princess'! Philodendron erubescens
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