Having seen something in a pic (but not in person, as said,) that looks similar could actually be helpful. Not sure why this has turned into such picking the gnat poo out of the pepper. No rules have been broken. Many including myself suggest ID's for plants often, that may or may not be the right one, and I don't understand why this one became so unpleasant and tense. I interpreted "to be continued" as open to learning something new, being at the end of an apology. Trying to ID a plant isn't a game where some wins the correct answer, at least not to me. And someone repeating the answer doesn't take anything away from the first person who said it. When I have a mystery plant, I love to hear every similar plant anyone can name if they can think of such. Obviously I like the new mystery I got, so why wouldn't I like others that are similar. There are a lot of Pileas, similar looking. Those who enjoy Pilea might also like Hemigraphis.

It is quite sheltered by the fence but we've had really windy weather, would you cut it down into 2 trunks & repot them, I think I should have cut it's roots back reading other posts on here but I didn't know so I probably have compounded the problem, ill know what do to with my new yucca this time!! It's nearly 12 years old so it's done well to survive in the hands if a novice!! Lucky you having such lovely weather, the weather here has battered my pansies & nearly finished off my japanese acers ;-( Ill have to be careful what I choose to grow next time & not pick what I like the look of, we get coastal winds here which doesn't help!! Thanks for all your advice, it was worth a try

If every individual leaf shows this kind of discoloration after having reached a certain age THEN I would suspect a fungal disease, but it could also be a milder form of the manifestation of a viral infection. If you have a fungicide on hand then give it a try. Interestingly, I experienced, consistetly, that every leaf of the well known (famous)cultivar "Appleblossom" will, under cultivation indoors, get very small, countless dark spots on its bottomside, and the leaf finally wilts earlier than usual. (But this does not have a detrimental effect on the bulb, provided that it is generally well cared for. - I am rathr sure THIS is a fungal infection. IF you observe the discoloration for the first time then a simple sunburn is more likely. Did you transfer your hipeastrum outdoors on a sunny day or, is the pot positioned at a west window (particularly on a higher floor) and there has already been a hot, sunny afternoon?

CK - I like the scones you picked and if the photoshop Creative Visual Concepts, Kevin Strader did is accurate, they look like they fit well. As much as I like the honey gold finish, maybe you should think of using the same finish as your faucet. That will let the mirrors stand out more while still having elegant sconces.