NFR Indoor plant ID

[DanielOcean]

Good Evening Ladies and gents. I was hoping some body out there could id this for me? My wife brought it home from work and i want to see if i can help this thing

 

[Mossback]

Hard to say, I'll guess some member of the philodendron family that hasnt had a good childhood, but it's just a guess.

 

[Anonymous member 148]

Jade Pothos.

 

[kerrys]

I agree with Mossback, philodendron of some sort. Plenty of indirect sun, easy on the water. Good drainage.

 

[Anonymous member 148]

Wife said it could be a philodendron but looks more like a jade pothos..

You know how there's crazy cat lady's? Well there's crazy plant lady's too.. I happen to be married to one, there's whole Facebook groups, trading, buying, they post when different stores get shipments in... careful it's a slippery slope.


Had to move them to our shop, not good enough light at home, here's one shelf. We are rearranging our office/storage area. I just put up 2 more shelves today for the rest of the plants, she's moving them now, those will be full..


Had to commandeer the credit card... lots of plants on Etsy. Wait till you see the humidity terrariums to root the cuttings in! Anyways... back to work.

 

[DanielOcean]

Thanks all. Doing my reading up on it.

 

[FinLuver]

It’s got critters…possibly within the soil too. Repot with clean potting soil in a different container.
You can take clippings from the leaves to make starters also; just prop in a glass of water, so just the leaf stem is touching water.
They are pretty forgiving plants and can take some neglect to thrive.

 

[SteelHeadDave]

My GF says possibly pothos.

 

[ABITNF]

Pothos. But note, just because the first syllable is 'pot' I wouldn't try smoking it.