Need Help With ID of This Plant
Duc Nguyen
last year
Hello everyone. My sister gave me this plant several months ago. I think it is some Kalanchoe species. I was browsing online and the closest I could find was Mother of Thousands. I am not sure though. Can someone help with its identity please? Thank you for reading. I am posting some photos I took of it from today.
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Need help in ID-ing this plant
Comments (1)From what I can see, looks like a pineapple lilly - http://bdlilies.com/eucomis.html See if this link helps!...See Moreneed help with id'ing this plant
Comments (2)What did the bulb/tuber look like? DO you have a picture?...See MoreNeed help in Id'ing a plant
Comments (3)Hi peggy You may have a crinum, there is lots of variables when trying to identify them, Ive got a few and they all look different sometimes, especially without flowers. The other thing you may have received is a Hymenocallis, another relative of amaryllis and crinums. Whatever you have whenever it flowers lets have a look at a pic. Happy new year andy...See MoreNeed help to I.D. this plant.
Comments (3)It's probably Senna septemtrionalis - Senna septemtrionalis I had to look up various cassias/sennas, because I've never seen one with this particular form and leaf shape. Cassia obtusifolia has flowers much like this one, but the leaves are very different, rounded and big. Are you in Florida? It's said to grow there, among other warm climes. As expected, it's a host for various sulphurs. Sherry...See Morerobinswfl
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