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We got this plant from a teacher as a small sprig. We have it inside but have no idea what it is.

laura735 Master Identifier says:

Please resubmit with closeup of the base of the plant & a better focus on its leaves. From this angle I’m unable to see the main stem/trunk (?) and leaves details clearly. Can you provide us a photo the mother plant? Please tell us if it is grown as houseplant also. Do you know how the teacher had obtained i.e. given, found(where) or purchased? Thank you and best wishes!

September 14th, 2020 at 1:08am

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