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| id love to have a name on this plant as well. i picked it up at a nursery near tampa. no label, but i knew i didnt have one like it. |
Here is a link that might be useful: photobucket pic
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- Posted by plantaholic zone 8a AL (n2tropical@aol.com) on Fri, Sep 11, 09 at 0:07
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- Posted by matt15 Brisbane (matt15@bigpond.net.au) on Fri, Sep 11, 09 at 0:54
| I'm no expert and still learning myself but these questions might help us find your answer. - How long ago did you purchase this plant? What i'm aiming at by these questions is that there is very little visable markings or colour which often suggests the plant has had little or no sun light. This makes it very hard to ID. It's also best to wait till a brom has flowered to find a positive ID. Best of luck.....;) |
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- Posted by plantaholic zone 8a AL (n2tropical@aol.com) on Fri, Sep 11, 09 at 8:14
| i bought this plant at a nursery in central florida last november. it had no name on it. i am growing in the plant in bright light/high shade. there are some mottled light spots in each leaf with a small bright pink leaf tip. |
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