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What is this plant?

3 years ago

This plant was given to be by a friend and neither them or I have any clue what it is. I am attaching pictures here. I repotted the plant one time and can say the roots are very similar to those of a Clivia; bit thick tubes. Anyway, can anyone out there tell me what this plant is?

Thanks!

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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
3 years ago
looks like a pretty big plant for a pretty small pot ..

it also seems to be turning toward the light ... perhaps the middle of the bed is not the best place. ... lol ..

anyway ... wherever you keep it.. it might not be getting enough light if its doing that ...

sorry.. cant help on the ID.. im bumping this up so it doesnt fall too far down ...

ken
caryliss
3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago
Looks like a bird's nest anthurium (Anthurium superbum or a hybrid).
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