Hi Jen, welcome to Gardenweb! I think you've got Aglaonema modestum there. My first reaction is that it needs more light. This plant will lean and dangle if the light is insufficient, the leaves point down. With more light, it will stand up, sturdy, the leaves would be horizontal, or slightly upturned. Looking at the soil, I would recommend repotting your plant when convenient. The soil it is in looks like it is almost entirely tiny particles of peat, which would fit so closely together that there are no tiny air pockets in the pot. That can create an airless, soggy condition in the bottom of the pot. Roots sitting for extended periods in such soggy-ness can rot. If you replace that with something much more chunky and airy, your plant should respond well. Your goal should be that when you water, the water should flow out of the drain hole immediately, as fast as you can pour it. Come on over to the house plant forum if you have more questions.

Dear Rocket Ken, I have some black bamboo and another large species (yet to be dug) that I will be bringing to the Fall Green Elephant Plant Swap in Redmond. Regards, FireVicar Here is a link that might be useful: Green Elephant Plant Swap

Hi Greenjade. I took cuttings in February and potted them up they now have roots. I also potted up more in April and no roots on these ones it can take up to 90 days before this happens. Have a look at the link below it will give you heaps of info also have a look at www.plumeria101.com and good luck....MM. Here is a link that might be useful: Frangipani Cuttings

Murray, There is a place near Mount Barker that has around 200 varieties, Hillside Bamboo nursery: http://www.members.westnet.com.au/peter.bamboo/ Haven't been there yet as it's a bit of a hike. Or there's Coast Road Palms in Beechboro: http://www.coastroadpalms.groworks.com/ Or: Palms & Bamboos of Neerabup. 8 Bushland Retreat, Neerabup (9405 1980) Hope you have some success. Cheers, Ben