* * * * The good thing about snow is that it makes your yard look just like your neighbors! Plants: 211 | From: philadelphia | Registered: Jan 2006
| Seeded: 71.242.172.217
Strange, I thought the hanging part looked like a Philodendren.........
Poinsetta would not hang down like that .. I have some......I never covered mine at all and they bloomed this chritmas... Just keep them in the south window.
dodge
* * * * ''''Those who live in the Lord Never See Each Other For The Last Time!'''' Plants: 3279 | From: Rural - Western Pennsylvania | Registered: Oct 2005
| Seeded: 198.77.40.99
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I only said thas the way u get the coloration b/c thats what my book said. maybe its bent down like than because of lack of sun?????? I dont know
* * * * The good thing about snow is that it makes your yard look just like your neighbors! Plants: 211 | From: philadelphia | Registered: Jan 2006
| Seeded: 71.242.149.172
* * * * The good thing about snow is that it makes your yard look just like your neighbors! Plants: 211 | From: philadelphia | Registered: Jan 2006
| Seeded: 71.242.149.172
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It does not look like a photinia to me at all. I have 'red robins' and they are most definatly a shrub with shrub charactoristics. I would almost bet my teeth that it is not photinia. I also don't think it is poinsettia either. Have you done a sap test? All euphorps have white sap (caustic) where ever they are cut or broken. I'll have to go back and read this thread closer to see if that has been mentioned.
* * * * ~Tina Getting old is the pits. But it sure beats the alternative. My Blog Plants: 7549 | From: So. Cal. | Registered: Nov 2005
| Seeded: 71.103.172.87
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Wow. We've got this rolling again! I can't believe this mystery plant. I've asked everyone on the planet. I think this plant and it's mother plant may be the only ones on the planet! : ) I'll work on getting a updated picture uploaded. Got to get ahold of a digital camera.. They aren't allowed here at work, but one of the comm people have one. I'll try and get it posted. Thanks agian.. We will figure this out! I'm convinced!
Plants: 28 | From: Illinois | Registered: Oct 2005
| Seeded: 12.2.142.7
Ok. There are some recent pictures. To answer any questions or remind anyone here's the facts so far. It has thorns tiny skinny pointy thorns on the stem and in the middle of the bunch of leaves at the end/top/middle. It doesn't secrete any white milky substances when leaves are torn or pinched. The knew leaves come in a red/purple color then turn bright green on top and eventually dark green on top and less purple on bottom. The largest leaves are about 2.5 inches long and 1 inch wide. It grows up till about four or five inches tall and then turns down until it touches and then starts growing up again. It was started from the mother plant by letting the stem sit in dirt until it rooted... Not sure if I mention that before. It is exposed to 24-7 artificial light in the office. Let the guessing begin! again!! Plants: 28 | From: Illinois | Registered: Oct 2005
| Seeded: 12.2.142.7
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Well if they don't shut off light's, find a box to cover it with before leaving work I think it should have some darkness too. bettyboop2948 Plants: 145 | From: Cherryville,Missouri | Registered: Mar 2006
| Seeded: 216.229.65.155
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I just love reading these post in the mystery section. Can't believe no one knows what this is after all this time.
It sure is a beautiful plant!!!
If they are no answers by next weekend I will be attending a plant/garden seminar next weekend and I will print off the pictures to take with me and see what they say.
Plants: 25 | From: Ohio and Toronto, Canada | Registered: May 2005
| Seeded: 70.48.113.98
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Ohhhhhhhhh pleaseeeeeeeeeee... It's been one of our semi~stumpers... We think it's one or two things, but then some of it's growing habit's don't quite fit in...
That would be greatttttttttt!!!
* * * * Weezie
Don't forget to be kind to strangers. For some who have done this have entertained angels without realizing it. - Bible - Hebrews 13:2