I found this on the side of the road. I have no idea what kind of plant it is. Possibly a money tree? Seriously I have no idea. Would love your input. Thank you!
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This definitely looks to me to be some sort of tree. It might even be an oak. THis great horticultural site gives insight into what it could be by comparing the leaf structure.
bluejack oak - www.ag.auburn.edu/
does the leaf have a bluish tint? it's hard to tell in the photo. If it is this, it can be as high as 30'
Laurel oak - www.ag.auburn.edu/
can grow 60' to 70'
Fevertree - www.ag.auburn.edu/
It would be clearer if we saw it's behaviour throughout the year - mainly, does it flower? Fruit?
florida anise tree - www.ag.auburn.edu/
was there any particular trees nearby? the stalk looks thick like a tree would be... be carful if any childrren or pets in your home,, might be poisonous .... let it grow and have a surprise.. ( maybe outside or on porch lol
Nope. It was just left in the flower pot near a trash can. Its terribly cold outside and i dont think it would survive the harsh winter we have been having.
Hi, looks like a schefflera plant.
That is a money tree. I have several. They love filtered light, and let the soil dry out before you water. They do shed leaves, but grow a lovely tree indoors.
Could this be a sumac? Does it turn red in the winter? If so, you might want to take it to your local extension service to identify it. There are many sumacs that are poisonous.
I touched it and have not had any sort of reaction. It is a very cold winter here and there has been no change in color. It is growing quite fast though
This looks like my Money tree. Mind is about half that size.
Do you have to do the braiding of the trunk/stem yourself? Or does it do it on its own? Because as of now mine is just a single trunk/stem.
Here are a few more pictures
Money Plant
This is definitely a money tree. It just hasn't been "braided" like you would see/buy in the stores
Avocado
Looks like an avocado. Ive started a few from the pit of ones from the grocery store.
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