Please help me to identify this plant. Is this is kind of variegata's type ; albino?
I want to grow it and i need to know the best treatment based on the genus/species level.
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It looks kind of like an Aspidistra. Just a guess, as it's kind of hard to see. Can you get a clearer picture?
If it's an Indonesian native, then I can't help you. Sorry.
It reminds me of Aglaonema (like a different cultivar of this one: http://toptropicals.com/pics/garden/m1/raznozw/aglaonema_commutatum051.jpg )
or maybe Spathiphyllum (peacelily)
http://www.wschowa.com/abrimaal/araceum/spathiphyllum/gimini2.jpg
I've seen this plant many times, but the name escapes me right now. The leaves are somewhat thicker than on an aspidistra or spath lily, as I remember.
It is very often grown as an easy houseplant in Southern California. Because of the light-colored leaves it needs quite a bit of light (not direct sun) and just water it when it gets quite dry.
Thank you everyone for the help..
I have checked the responses and try to search the net for the recomended plant type.
I think it is a Spathiphyllum, based on the branches and additional leaf between leaf branches and the stem.
Now, I just have to find the species name. I will find out later with research in the net and literature.
Thanks once again
It may not have a species name--variegated plants are usually hybrid cultivars, and often those will have a genus name and a cultivar name but no species.
