i bought a plant at a sale and dumb-me, couldnt recall the name by the time i got home
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what is this plant?
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19 years ago
Pothos???
Do an image search on google... images.google.com
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I will take my first stab at a question like this. Best guess: Vinca vine.
Fito
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Hoya
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by the time
Looks like Peperomia to me.
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No. Not peperomia. Looks more like a variegated pothos.
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Thats it! I couldnt remember to save my life!
Thanks!
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No Ricky, it is a variegated Peperomia scandens.
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Hoya have paired leaves.
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Best not to guess. Vinca have paired leaves.
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I plant peperomia all the time and never saw one with pointed tips on the leaves.
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This is Peperomia obtusifolia "variegata" -
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tips on the
the name
Philodendron scandens
-- Gerry
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... for responsible gardening
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How sad that is.
Now you can't say that anymore, eh?
Peperomia is a very large genus with several hundred named species worldwide. Many do have pointed leaf tips.
I stand corrected, the plant show is variegated Peperomia nitida not Peperomia serpens (P.scandens).
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under cultivars in the photo gallery.
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Nope, it doesn't have the large foliaceous stipules of Philodendron and isn't a vine.