What kind of plant is this?
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Rita C. - Panoply on Jun 24, 2014@Maggie C, there's no photo attached, but I'm sure someone can help you once you upload it!Helpful Reply
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Mar299252 on Jun 24, 2014I might be able to help if there were a photo or a description.Helpful Reply
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Donna Tracey on Jun 24, 2014agree no pixHelpful Reply
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Maggie C on Jun 27, 2014Hope it came through this time. Thanks for the reply. This is the plant I need the ID on.Helpful Reply
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Audrey on Dec 27, 2014OMG! I had one of these plants and I did not know what it was!!! Mine took forever to get started but when it did it had the coolest blooms!!! I might be able to find a pic and I will post it!Helpful Reply
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Rita C. - Panoply on Dec 29, 2014@Maggie C, although your plant resembles a peace lily, I can see that it's not quite the same growth pattern (leaves appear smoother, and it grows vine-like). It may be an Aglaonema Modestum,a chinese evergreen that looks a lot like the peace lily. Google it and see if that doesn't match.Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Dec 29, 2014@Audrey Do the blooms on your plant open any more than that? I am not sure why, but I wonder if this might be some type of carnivorous plant?Helpful Reply
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Audrey on Dec 29, 2014I never saw it open more than that; I have been told it blooms and then that is what happens....seems I would have seen it at least once after having it bloom for 2-3 years.Helpful Reply
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Kmal08 on Dec 29, 2014It looks like a night blooming cereus. I have one that was my great gandmothers. No one has been able to get it to bloom since she had it but I have high hopes for this year as it has really taken off. I just propagated another one and have my fingers crossed as these plants are actually kind of rare. They apparently bloom only at night once a year. It's a cactus/succulent I believe and actually grows in other trees in the wild. It can get quite large and supposedly likes to be root bound. Now this info is all from what I've researched, but looks like mine.Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Dec 30, 2014I think @kmal08 may be correct. If you look at this photo of an unopened night-blooming cereus flower, it looks much like @Audrey 's: http://choralnut.com/Gallery/New-Orleans-1/night_blooming_cereusHelpful Reply
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Audrey on Dec 30, 2014I tink you guys have figured it out!!!Helpful Reply
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Audrey on Jan 07, 2015I sure would love a piece to grow down here in the Bahamas!!!Helpful Reply
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