The "IdentDaveinHawaiication" Thread

Philodendron?
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/155491/

This message was edited May 17, 2009 4:39 PM

Sometimes night time photos render better details.
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new leaf

I think this is a philodendron..but?
This is as close as I could get in the PF
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/161900/

This message was edited May 17, 2009 4:44 PM

It has a circular leaf habit, meaning it leaves 360 degrees, it's about 1.5 foot high.

This is from your neighbor--sorry it's blurry, it has white streaks, but not like the other variegated philodendron.
(variegated) looks like Monstera deliciosa

This message was edited May 17, 2009 7:07 PM

more of the white streaked one, but as you see, not too much white.

And this, no clue...bought it at a private sale last summer, the leaves get 2 feet across. possibly more .HUGE

Fatsia japonica

thanks!

This message was edited May 17, 2009 7:07 PM

more of big leaf

here is a shot of the philodendron with full leaves and the streak of white

and I'll throw these in for a bonus


Aglaonema modestum

This message was edited May 17, 2009 7:02 PM

more related to this..don't know if these help or not
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/p.php?pid=6558228

This message was edited May 16, 2009 10:05 PM

http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/p.php?pid=6558228
adtl photo

May I add one as well.

What in the heck is a Monstera siltepecana?

course! for everyone

the huge leaved plant is a fatsia/japanese aralia! love 'em!!

Hi Randy!

The 1st plant is a Philodendron; not sure which one yet.

The 2nd plant (variegated) looks like Monstera deliciosa.

Fatsia japonica looks right for the 3rd (big leaf) plant.

The 4th plant looks like Aglaonema modestum, "Chinese Evergreen".

Rachel, is that plant Monstera siltepecana? It is a Central American climber.

I am really not sure exactly what this plant is Dave. I have seen it listed on some other site's as a philodendron.

And this.

http://www.exoticrainforest.com/Monstera%20pinnatipartita%20pc.html.

In all reality, my curiousity is....Is it a philodendron or not?

Thank's much for the help.

swiss cheese plant a kind of philodendron -yet iv'e never ever seen a variegated one!!

Rachel, your plant reminds me of a Pothos, Epipremnum / Scindapsus.

No, Dave, I do not think so.

I will wait for it to mature more and then see.

Thank's much

Rachel

Some of the photos found by googling Monstera siltepecana have a resemblance to your plant.

Only time will tell.


Rachel

How old is the plant. Many Aroids have a juvenile leaf form and an adult form, it is good judgment to let the plant mature.

Dave

Dave, I have no idea how old this plant is. I purchased it a few week's ago and have not re-potted it up yet so I have no idea of the "root system".

Rachel

Rachel,

There is a very good chance that your plant is not an aroid at all. The veination has me very suspicious, and if I could see the leaf attachment to the stem in a picture, that would just about lock it in for me.

LariAnn

OK and thank's much LariAnn. I will post a pic for you this evening when I get home from work.

Rachel

Hope this help's LariAnn.

Thank's again

Rachel

Oh, Rachel, it's too out of focus to get a good look!

LariAnn

One more and I hope this one is a little more clear.

The leaves of Rachel's plant, come off of the stem like an Aroid.

That's the best pic my camera will pic up. It's not a great camera for close up picture's.....Sorry but thank you both for trying to help.

Rachel

No worry Rachel! Give the plant some water, sunshine, fertilizer, and some time!

Aloha, Dave

OK, Dave. Will do.

Rachel

Interesting thread....carry on......!

Good Morning All.

It the post that rj made at 11:06 a plant that I see here as Zanadu?

Hap

Callisia fragrans, the "Chain Plant" or Fragrant Callisia. A Commelina Family member.

This message was edited May 19, 2009 11:20 AM

The grow in to large stocks, the top looking similar to a bromeliad, but grows like a Chlorophytum.

The stems to the smaller guys get pretty long. The small ones have a purple hue