What plant is this?
MrBlubs
11 years ago
I was at Costco yesterday and they had plants for sale so I got three. I know I bought a peace lily and a heart philodenron but the third plant I got I have no idea what it is.. Ive been searching up on the onternet and even the company website that it cane from and nothing! It looks like a pony tail palm but I dont think it is because well arnt pont tail palms trunks suppose to be upwards not flat and in a clump?
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