well it was free, so we will see!

Cut Hoyas produce a milky sap, Epipremnums don't.

the plant is most likely one of the Philodendrons

The leaves look a bit thin for a hoya to me. It should be fun to wait and see what you got, looks promising, I'm liking that Reed look

I'm getting real close to an ID: Philodendron hederaceum 'Frilly Philly'

There was another post on here about this plant I think!

*waves* hi fred!

I'm all over the place lately, LOL! hi back!

Did the mutant root for you? That's probably what they are trying to do...make plants so you can't propagate them from cuttings.

I looked at it yesterday and there was the beginning of a slender root but mid way up the cutting! And one of the leaf stems has shriveled. It looks like it is trying, just wait and see.

Oh, it's good to go then, have you added any nutrients to the water?

no

are you recommending a drop of fertilizer?

Sometimes I use blackstrap molasses, or some really diluted fertilizer (even just taking some compost and letting it ferment for 3 days and using that, but that's probably not something you want to be doing).

Philodendrons are hungry plants.

hummmmmm

How's the mutant doing?

roots are getting longer, I'll be planting it soon. prehaps I'll get a photo this weekend for you.

ready for dirt!

potted it last night, so far so good!

At least this mutant is doing what it's supposed to!