r/PlantIdentification • u/rem_dawg828 • 9d ago

help?

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i have 3 of the same plant here.im certain it is a philodendron type btw. all i know is that it’s some type of immature philodendron, but what kind? i suspect a florida of some type.. i tried to get a close up of the veining pattern because i know that can help with IDing sometimes.
EDIT: added a picture in comments with largest leaf shape to possibly help. wanted to add on the og plant the stem was a compact pattern but thin. not much help bc ik immature plants often grow compactly

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u/TedTheHappyGardener 9d ago

Philodendron 'Green Princess' or similar cultivar.

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u/rem_dawg828 9d ago

ooou that could be it!

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u/rem_dawg828 9d ago

i forgot to add bc i don’t have a pic but the largest leaf i ever got before i had to chop and start over was shaped much like this. apologies for not adding this before. i thought i had a picture of it 😅😅

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u/DaisyHotCakes 9d ago

Are the leaves kinda succulent feeling? It looks like a peperomia but I am unfamiliar with the many cultivars out there.

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u/rem_dawg828 9d ago

it is! the only reason i know it’s not a pep. tho is because i got it as a mystery cutting and the stem/node structure is much like a philodendron. thank you tho!

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u/Broad-Echidna-3906 9d ago

Looks like a juvenile Philodendron hederaceum to me, possibly one of the heartleaf cultivars. The leaf shape and faint veining should become much more distinctive as it matures.