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mochimo MIddle Blue, Indonesia Feb 02, 2008

Hello, I would like to know what kind of plant of these collection of mine.
It have a red stripe on the borders.

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Alistair Nowra, NSW,, Australia(Zone 9b) Feb 24, 2008

The green and silver leaves at the bottom and right looks like a juvenile Rhaphidophora or Epipremnum. Is the leaf at the top left from the same plant??

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LariAnn Miami, FL(Zone 10a) Feb 24, 2008

Re: the plant just about in the middle of the picture: It's a bit out of focus and a juvenile specimen, but it looks like something in the Commelinaceae. To be more specific I'd have to see a more mature specimen, preferably with flowers.

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mochimo MIddle Blue, Indonesia Feb 24, 2008

Hello everyone, Alistair was tryin to help me recognize the green one since i havent upload the picture yet. The upper rėght leaf is not from the same plant. The one in the centre i have came from stem cutting, my friend gave a 30cm stem cutting. I had cut them into 3 pieces. All 3 was growing into such shape. But it doesnt got so big, it was 8 months since i have grow them. Dont have the adult.

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WeeNel Ayrshire Scotland, United Kingdom Feb 24, 2008

Hi Mochimo, you have done really well if these little cuttings have all taken root, I cant really see what plant is what right now, the thicker leaf on the right looks kind of like a (Stephanotis)That is a twining plant, but I could be way off the mark on that.
whatever they are, they dont all look like the same species of plant, so perhaps if they are now rooted, they need to be potted up into different pots so the roots have room to grow and send up more lush leaves to be able to grow to a larger size, if you remove them from the pot, check they all have roots and gently pull them apart to re pot them into good soil. good luck. WeeNel.

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mochimo MIddle Blue, Indonesia Feb 25, 2008

Hi, the upper right plants are scindapsus pictus, and i get curious bout the green version of scindapsus. The central plant that i have was grown in to 3 different pot. The one which grown in the same pot with another plants got a nice growth than the other two. The other has only one small leaf, while this one got much bigger leaf and shows the red stripe clearly. They had a wavery bordes too. Thank you

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