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Dee

Hi Dee,How nice for dh to get you a Dischida.I cant help ID but I would have loved getting this as a gift.
I added a link to your photo.

Cindy

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Looks like Dischidia nummularia. Congrats, and if you're going to hang it from anything, make sure it's sturdy! I only have the one plant and don't know much, and don't know how big yours is either, but the weight surprised me.

Here is a link that might be useful: D. nummularia pictures

Dee...are the leaves real tiny and have tiny bumps all over them?

Does it look anything like this plant?

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It's surely D. nummularia, one of the Dischidias listed on EA's website. D. hirsuta has red flowers, whereas D. nummularia has white flowers just like Dee's plant.

Dischidia nummularia is very sensitive to soggy wet conditions and will die very quickly if you over water so keep an eye on that. I had a small plant that I grew from a cutting and I over watered and it did not last long at all.

Mike

Here is a picture of 2 Dischidia side by side. The light colored one is the one I tried to post earlier. The one next to it is a different one. Don't know what either one is.

Dee

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Got to love a man who brings you plants with roots attached! I'm not going to say my man would sleep on the couch if he brought me roses, but there's lovin and there's LOVIN!

I just received a D. nummularia from Denise and I

I always say don't bother bringing me flowers if there's no soil along with them! Why anyone would want dying flowers is beyond me. But I'm weird...

Best I'm Sorry Present Ever: garden hoses

I agree, TD. Most people think I'm weird!

Dee, left is nummularia and right is geri, aka oiantha Schltr. You've got both on the way to you! Don't be surprised if they look a bit different. I noticce Dischidias are one genus that can vary substaintially given different conditions. I remember how really different my nummularia was when I got it - round, shiny leaves about twice the size of those that grew in once I had it. Not only that, but the new leaves weren't shiny, but had a kind of powdery surface! I couldn't hardly believe the new leaves were coming from the same plant!

Denise in Omaha