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Sarah Samurai

What is this vining plant? I just received a cutting at a local indoor plant exchange, and I donā€™t know what it is.

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  1. ReeRee

    Have you tried googling?

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    • ReeRee

      Or asking the plant identification group?

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    • Sarah Samurai

      Yep. Didnā€™t find a good match.

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    • Sarah Samurai

      No, I didnā€™t think of that. There are so many groups, Iā€™ll go find the plant identification group.

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  2. Josie

    Interesting, I might be some type of philodendron but Iā€™ve never see. One with that leaf structure before. Apple plant identifier thinks itā€™s a philodendron but I couldnā€™t find what kind of it actually is

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    • Sarah Samurai

      I ran into the same thing.

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  3. Mullein

    It reminds me rhaphidophora decursiva juvenile form, but the stems seem rather thin for that šŸ¤”

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    • Sarah Samurai

      All of the leaves on this long vine clipping are like the ones in the pics.

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    • Mullein

      Thatā€™s a bit of a stumper for me. Iā€™ll keep mulling it over and see if the depths of my memory serves up a clearer answer lol

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  4. Sunny

    Mullein is right. Itā€™s a rhaphidophora decursiva (dragonā€™s tail). The stem is usually thicker. That one could have grown fast trying to find light since most of the leaves are missing. I recommend cutting it into smaller sections with at least two leaf nodes each. Then, propagate those in good lighting or under a grow light. This should get thicker stems on the new growth. You can train the new starter plants up a pole in the same pot. šŸ€šŸŖ“

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    • Sarah Samurai

      Interesting idea. I will give it a try.

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