Weird Flowering Vine-Please Help ID
scorpgirl24
15 years ago
This belongs to my friend. It's the plant to the right of the jade in the first photo. She says it sends out long vines. The flowers look like they are plastic-almost alien!!
Any ideas as to what it is? Thanks for any help!
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