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Well I'll do my best. Looks like I have to prop it into an upright position and clip its wings a tich to make the bottom fill in. Teacher:...
Boy, the foliage really does look the same, though from a Google image search, mine looks like a very unhealthy one. Not that that surprises me -...
Oh is that what it's called? I never knew. Actually, I never wondered, either. My family always knew pefectly well it's not a real shamrock, but...
But its leaves remind me of one. I tend to call it my NotACarrot plant. What it actually is I've no clue. I got it when it was tiny, just barely...
This may sound odd, but Trose, I want to thank you for throwing doubt into the conversation. More opinions and options raise the probablility of...
My querulous questions quietly quiver, knowing knowledge will not be nixed, yet weathering wearisomely the week while waiting the waning of other...
I do wish I had something constructive to add to this board, but I'm afraid I know very little about plants beyond enjoying their presence in my...
Well thank you, Barb born in Billings! With a name like "Gollum" I think I'm honour-bound to name him Smeagol, my preciousssss..... I don't name...
Just in the past few minutes I've been reading up on it, and if this is the right plant, it needs TONS of work... but you're right, they're...
Hmmmmm.... well a Google image search of Epiphyllum shows what looks a lot like what I've got, except the stems/leaves seem much flatter than...
Now for the second mystery plant: This poor thing is not a happy plant! I got it from a cousin, who had been told it was a cactus, and treated...
... but I don't know what they ARE. Any hints? This first one I picked up at a store, no tag, took it home because it was intriguing. It seems to...
