Reira Evenstar
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Anyone know what this is??
Plant ID time!
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@Iochroma probably knows
The flower sort of looks like a chinese evergreen, but the leaves don't.
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Philodenren?
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Thanks for the replies! I'm trying to determine if what I already have I can feed to tortoises. So far most is toxic Here is a succulent:
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Christmas cactus
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Pothos is the two toned plant behind it.
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I'll add a few more, although I'm pretty sure of what they are (and not edible). I know the pothos I have, and I'm pretty sure this is called elephant ears?:
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I wish pothos was edible and nutritious. It grows so well and so fast.
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It's technically inedible. But my tortoises and my pond fish have eaten it with no outward ill effects.
I DO try to discourage it.
First one is a Homalomena
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That's it, thanks! Anyone know about the last two I posted?
