Help identify please this plant
8 years ago
Hi, everyone!
A friend of mine gave this beautiful plant about two weeks ago and we are both in doubt about what kind of plant it is.
I've noticed that it grows a pair of leaves on top per week. The leaves at the bottom are turning brownish (may be am bad at taking care of it). It's about 6 cm tall.
Thanks, here's a picture of the unknown plant:
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