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This leaf was growing on a tall (8 or 9 ft) bent woody stem. It and many of the other leaves had little leaves growing off of the big leaves (you can see on in the close-up). It was a striking plant, looked tropical. Part shade where I picked it. TIA!
That's an epiphyllum -- you can propagate it by sticking the cut end into a fast draining medium like perlite. I use 'dirty perlite', which is mainly perlite with just a little potting soil, i.e. just enough to make it look dirty. This time of year you shouldn't need any rooting hormone, just keep the cutting humid (not much of a task these days) and the perlite from drying out completely.
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