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Can anyone id this plant?

PalmCode

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in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Hi, I was clearing an area my garden and noticed this large plant... It looks similar to a monstera.

 

Might have to move it so an id would be appreciated. Thanks

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It looks like philodendron selloum to me.

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Tracy

Stuart, Florida

Zone 10a

So many palms, so little room

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1 hour ago, Tracy S said:

It looks like philodendron selloum to me.

Great, Thank you

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Yep, Philodendron Selloum / Bipinnatifidum.  They should transplant relatively easily, though they grow 1" diameter roots all over the place and are difficult to dig up and move.  I had a big clump that I hacked up with an axe and chainsaw.  I mangled the heck out of it and buried pieces of trunk in 5 or 6 spots, all but one rooted and started growing normally.  One is a nice 6' diameter clump now about 1 year later.  If you are splitting it up, try to take at least 1 foot long chunks of "trunk" to each spot.

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4 hours ago, Merlyn2220 said:

Yep, Philodendron Selloum / Bipinnatifidum.  They should transplant relatively easily, though they grow 1" diameter roots all over the place and are difficult to dig up and move.  I had a big clump that I hacked up with an axe and chainsaw.  I mangled the heck out of it and buried pieces of trunk in 5 or 6 spots, all but one rooted and started growing normally.  One is a nice 6' diameter clump now about 1 year later.  If you are splitting it up, try to take at least 1 foot long chunks of "trunk" to each spot.

That's cool, sounds like I should't have much trouble moving or splitting it then.

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