A Parade of Unknowns

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  1. Moose

    Moose Esteemed Member

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    I was given a bunch of cuttings awhile back from someone who did not know what they were. :) They have grown out somewhat and I am anxious as to what they may be. :eek: I understand that they are a bit small but curious if anyone may have any idea what they may be? :confused:

    Unknown #1
     

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  2. fawnridge

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    That is Van Buren in need of sun.
     
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  3. Moose

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    Unknown #2 :confused:
     

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  4. fawnridge

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    Appears to be another Van Buren, also in need of sun. Van Buren is one of those varieties that goes from lots of pink to lots of yellow/green, depending on the light characteristics. It's possible that this is a Davis #7, but the leaf looks too narrow.
     
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  5. Moose

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    Unknown #3 :D
     

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  6. Moose

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    Unknown #4 :confused:
     

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    Unknown #5 :D
     

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  8. Moose

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    Unknown #6 :rolleyes:
     

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  9. Moose

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    Unknown #7 :)
     

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  10. fawnridge

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    #6 appears to be a young Mortii
    #7 is Yellow Excurrans.
     
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  11. Moose

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    Unknown #8 :)
     

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  12. Moose

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    Ricky - Unknown #1 gets morning sun then gets good shading the rest of the day. This was in a 4 inch shallow container, stepped up into a one gallon. I am looking to push root development before the cold winds blow - that is why I have it in a shaded aspect. :)

    Your ID was my first opinion as well at this stage. :eek:
     
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  13. Moose

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    Ricky - I have not seen any blush of color on Unknown #2 as of yet. It is positioned right next to Unknown #1 getting the same growing and lighting conditions. Is there such a thing as a Yellow Van Buren ? :confused:

    Time will hopefully tell. :eek:
     
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  14. Bullwinkle

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    First pic looks like van Buren,#6 maybe veitchii,the rest are kinda small,maybe we will have a better idea after they flush some more leaves.
     
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  15. Moose

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    Unknown #9 :p
     

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  16. Jeff Searle

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    Remember Ron, these plants are very small and young. Their ultimate colors probably won't come out fully until next summer sometime.
     
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  17. Moose

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    Unknown #10 :)

    May evolve into a Majesticum type.
     

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  18. Moose

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    Unknown #11 :confused:
     

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  19. Moose

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    Unknown #12 :eek:

    Interesting potential.
     

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  20. Moose

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    Unknown #13 :p

    ;) Looks like this one may have good prospectability. ;)
     

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  21. Crazy for Crotons

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    #12 is Caribbean Star-ish
    #13 is Wliiam Craig-ish
     
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  22. Moose

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    :D Unknown # 14 :cool:

    This looks like it may be a Dr. Alix. :confused:
     

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  23. Moose

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    Unknown # 15 :confused:
     

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  24. fawnridge

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    I agree with both of these.
     
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  25. Crazy for Crotons

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    It is Dr. Alix.
     
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  26. Moose

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    Unknown # 16 :cool:

    This one looks like it could be a Freckles ? :confused:

    It has performed growth-wise very well for me and has been stepped up into a three gallon container. It is my understanding that Freckles is reportedly on the slow side, but this plant's leaves appear much larger than my Pinocchio. ;)
     

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  27. Moose

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    Unknown # 17 :confused:

    Has been stepped up to a 3 gallon container.

    It looks like a ...
     

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  28. fawnridge

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    #16 is Freckles
    #17 is Van Buren
     
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  29. Moose

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    Unknown #18 :confused:

    This one has been stepped up to a two gallon size container. :)
     

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  30. Moose

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    Unknown #19 :confused:
     

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  31. Moose

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    Unknown #20 :confused:
     

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  32. Moose

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    Unknown # 21 :confused:
     

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  33. Moose

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    Unknown #22 :confused:
     

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  34. Moose

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    Leaning towards Thomas Edison ID on the Unknown # 19.

    Any other opinions and/or ideas ? :)
     

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  35. Jeff Searle

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    Yea, my opinion is to grow them on. Then come back and hit us hard w/ pictures! I'm sure there will be a few nice additions to the Mooseland.

    Jeff
     
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  36. Moose

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    Jeff - I know I have no other choice but to grow them on. Its like Forest Gump experience, these cuttings are like ... "a box of chocolates, you never know what your gonna get". Just excited as to what they may develope into. :eek:

    Last one: Unknown #23 ? :confused:

     

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  37. Moose

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    First two photos are from today. Last photo is a repost of the original on 10/16/2011.
     

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  38. Moose

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    Before and after comparison ...

    First 2 photos taken today. Last photo from original post.
     

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  39. Moose

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    First two updated photos from today.

    Last photo from original posting.
     

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  40. kingeddie

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    I do think that freckles is what I have?
     

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