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This is a house plant that I purchased at the local grocery store. Can anyone tell me the name and/or species?  It has thick green leaves, pointing upward. In the photo, you can see three new stems (light green) pushing up too. One leaf has a brown tip, either from the dry air or...? There's also a lot of calcium-like deposits on the soil surface. Any help would be appreciated. :)
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I don't know, but I see you know how to put a picture in. How do you do that. I tried to cut and paste and it has not helped. I do not see a button on here to upload pictures. Can you help
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Hello, your plant is Zamioculcas zamiifolia. It is an interesting aroid that makes a nice houseplant. Here is a link to a Wikipedia page about it, and you can certainly Google for more info. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZamioculcasGood luck with your new plant, Ann from www.North-Florida-Garden-Guide.com
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plantlover wrote:I don't know, but I see you know how to put a picture in. How do you do that. I tried to cut and paste and it has not helped. I do not see a button on here to upload pictures. Can you help
To answer your question on how to insert an image, you need to upload the image somewhere online if it's a photo you have in your computer like on the Photobucket site ( http://photobucket.com/ ). Then you can just copy the IMG code from Photobucket that's with your photo (on that site simply clicking in the IMG code space will automatically copy it for you) and then paste it wherever you want it in your post. I hope this helps. Good luck!
Janet
"Just living is not enough. One must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower."-Hans Christian Andersen
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plantlover wrote:I don't know, but I see you know how to put a picture in. How do you do that. I tried to cut and paste and it has not helped. I do not see a button on here to upload pictures. Can you help You just put [ img ] tags around your URL. Like this: [ img ]http://www.domain.com/images/image.jpg [ /img ] without the whitespaces.
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tillandsia wrote:Hello, your plant is Zamioculcas zamiifolia. It is an interesting aroid that makes a nice houseplant. Here is a link to a Wikipedia page about it, and you can certainly Google for more info. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zamioculcas Thanks for your help
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Almost a year has passed! The plant is doing very well, it's in a bright spot by the window and I water it sparingly.
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