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What's this plant's name?

4 years ago

last modified: 4 years ago

I bought it about 2 and a half years ago and it had one branch that was about 5 cm long and it grew to have now four branches that are so long they are starting to fall to the sides, so I need to know the plant's name in order to look up specifics about it... Thank youuuu!

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Karen S. (7b, NYC)
4 years ago
I'm sorry, but w/out a pic that's near impossible.

No mention of the plant's growth habit, type or structure of leaves. Simply too little specific detail. Sorry, but you're basically you're asking for mind reading.
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