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Happy holidays to all and a great and prosperous new year.

I scored several great things today at a new, if far away, provider. One of them is beyond the scope of my knowledge and I hope someone can help me ID it.

I think it's a philodendron of some sort.. The leaves are somewhat fleshy and semi glossy though the photo incorrectly looks velvety..

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Thanks

 

Richard

 

 

I'm going to take a stab at it Richard.  It does look like a philodendron, and my guess would be a juvenile Philodendron gloriosum or a very similar species.

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    45 minutes ago, annafl said:

    I'm going to take a stab at it Richard.  It does look like a philodendron, and my guess would be a juvenile Philodendron gloriosum or a very similar species.

    That's what I labelled it as, but was looking for confirmation.

     

     

    Richard

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