Pls help me Identify this plant

maltau571

8 years ago

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patton40
8 years ago
cant tell very good by the picture. can you take a better one? we need to see the front of the leaves and possibly the whole plant.
realcocacola78
8 years ago
I agree with patton40, but if I had to take a wild guess I'd say Rubber Plant
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Well, they look to have been professionally grown - they are bags commonly used in the nursery industry - and I see from your page that you are in the Philippines. Were you told ANYTHING about the plants? The one on the left - my first thought was Duranta repens "Sheena's Gold" but I think we need some close-ups of the leaves, esp the one on the right, plus whatever clues you can provide about where you acquired them and what you already may know.
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Looks like Portulaca (grandiflora?) AKA Moss Rose...
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It's a bit young to be certain about which of the junipers you have. Parsoni is a favorite as a bonsai specimen, especially for beginners. Junipers do need to be grown outside...they prefer a sunny location and a chill down in the winter.
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There is a "name this plant" forum, you might want to put this there also. #1 looks like daylilies #2 looks like Solanum, maybe S. dulcamara (nightshade vine.) Handling this plant makes me itchy, you might want to wear gloves/sleeves to pull it up. Unfortunately perennial. #3 bulb lilies of some type. #4 ? #5 ? looks like some kind of critter may have been eating the leaves, could be something that will pass without action, seasonal. Those who know what it is probably know what's going on with the leaves.
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asleep_in_the_garden
8 years ago
One clue to tell if it is a ficus would be to nick it somewhere on the trunk and see if it bleeds white sap(latex). Another would be to look at the growth point and see if it is ficus-like. They all have similar points. A close up of that would help.

Not too sure I would go with elastica(rubber tree) as a first guess,but I can't say that I would rule out that it might be a ficus of some sort.

Give it a little nick,a tiny scratch will do,nothing too noticeable,...and let us know if the sap looks like milk.

Also,if it IS latex,don't get it on your skin. Many react badly to it.

Just a heads-up.

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Pls help me Identify this plant

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