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   I love plants

   4 months ago

   Beautiful!!!!😍

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   Mikel’s Plant Posse

   4 months ago

   Awesome leaves!!! What is it? Does it throw a flower party too!?

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     Mads

     4 months ago

     Excellent questions! It’s a piper ornatum. The internet failed me on finding flower photos! Apparently they get clusters of spike shaped blooms?

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     Mikel’s Plant Posse

     4 months ago

     I went down the Google images rabbit hole and came up empty as well! Did notice they grow nicely on a lattice, tho!

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     Mads

     4 months ago

     Oo, that would be so pretty!

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     Tay

     4 months ago

     This is what I found about the “flowers”: "Flower" Structure: The plant produces a tight, cylindrical spike (inflorescence) opposite the leaves. Individual Flowers: Each spike contains hundreds of minute, naked flowers packed tightly together along the center stem. They completely lack petals or sepals. Appearance: They look like small, bumpy, light-green or whitish rods rather than a standard garden flower.

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     Mikel’s Plant Posse

     4 months ago

     Interesting…wonder why the lack of easily found images!?

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   Morgan Picillo 🖤 🌿

   4 months ago

   Yessss!!! Awesome find!!

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