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Nikamahero Joined: 2/28/2009 Location: Saudi Arabia Posts: 12	Posted: Mar/07/2009 8:12 PM PST All i know is plant#1 is annual, plant # 2 & 3 are indoor plants. Please tell me the names of these so that i could get details. Attachments: Quote \| Reply \| Report

CountryKitty Joined: 12/30/2007 Location: SW KY/zone 6 Posts: 294	Posted: Mar/07/2009 10:28 PM PST The 3rd is either a dieffenbachia or a chinese evergreen. Both are very similar in looks and in needs. The other 2 I'm not sure of. Quote \| Reply \| Report

carolyncat353 Joined: 4/29/2008 Location: Westlake, La Posts: 9806	Posted: Mar/10/2009 6:51 AM PST The second one could be some type of dracena. Maybe the first is a polka dot plant? I have seen that before, though. Quote \| Reply \| Report

Nikamahero Joined: 2/28/2009 Location: Saudi Arabia Posts: 12	Posted: Mar/11/2009 2:52 AM PST First one is Ploka Dot Plant, i confirmed from internet , you are right. Second one i also think Dracena but no information available on net through this name .... this must be having some other name...... the place from where i purcahse these palnt also don't know the name....... But these are gorgious and very happy in the indoor environment......only iam afraid about fertilizeing them when the time will come. Quote \| Reply \| Report

EvonneStoryteller Joined: 7/02/2007 Location: Connecticut Posts: 769	Posted: Mar/11/2009 5:04 PM PST Dieffenbachia (Dumb Cane) is a great answer for number 3. http://www.doggyspace.com/journal/22987 Looks like it to me! Quote \| Reply \| Report

loulou Joined: 4/14/2006 Location: arkansas Posts: 382	Posted: Mar/14/2009 11:47 AM PST The common name for number 2 is lemon-line plant. It is a dracena. Quote \| Reply \| Report

micalovadinnerdevann Joined: 3/17/2009 Location: NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY,Laoag City, Philippines Posts: 29	Posted: Mar/17/2009 10:59 PM PST Picture 1- Im not sure with its leaf texture, I surmise its alternanthera sp. of the Amaranthaceae (amaranth family). Picture 2- Is a Ti-plant it belongs to the Draceana group under the Agavaceae Family. Picture 3- is a hybrid Dieffenbachia sp. Quote \| Reply \| Report

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