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Re: Silver-spotted plant ID
Rosebud asked.....
>I need help with plant ID.
>
>As it is now, the plant is about 10 inches tall with about 5 inches of stem
>before the leaves start.
>
>This plant has leaves that are opposite each other. About 1/2 to 1 inch up
>the stem there is another set of leaves opposite the first. Like the first
>leaves are east and west, the next leaves are north and south.
>
>The leaves are sort of oval, kind of like poplar or aspen, with saw-tooth
>edged to a varying degree.
>
>A light green color with silvery-white spots, like a varigated philadendrom.
>
>I have had this in the tank for about 4 weeks and now where ever there were
>leaves there are roots starting to grow out.
>
>My question is:
>
>Does anyone know what this is? and Should I replant the stem of this
>plant since it seems to be looking for a place to root?
I'd try planting it in a flower pot on your window sill. It doesn't
sound like an aquatic from your description. Is it Aucuba japonica
(Gold Dust Plant)?
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Dave Whittaker ac554 at FreeNet_Carleton.CA
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