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17 years ago

Do you know what these are?

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bihai
17 years ago
The first one may be Rhaphidophera decursiva. The 2nd looks like Alocasia lauterbachiana
philh
17 years ago
the first one looks a little like Philodendron selloum.
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raymikematt
17 years ago
Alocasia brancifolia and Bihai is correct on the second one.
bihai
17 years ago
I guess I didn't recognice A. brancifolia because mine is so darn SMALL compared to that lovely specimen!
annafl
Original Author
17 years ago
Thank-you all! You guys are so fast. Going to put them in the ground today. Thank-you.

Anna
bihai
17 years ago
I have found the A. brancifolia to be very slow growing in comparison with other alocasias. But then again, I got mine as a 2" tissue culture plug about 6 months ago. It has gotten to be about 10" tall in that time. Yours is very lovely!

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