Been offered some cuttings but don't know what it is...
Woody part is very hard and brittle.
Thank you for your help..
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Looks like a tree of some kind. Most likely classified under the Plantae kingdom. :lost
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No wonder I can't find it! I was looking under amoebas...Jarad wrote:Looks like a tree of some kind. Most likely classified under the Plantae kingdom. :lost
Ya'll have a notice day now Mr. Jarad, lol
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It looks like a clero to me - if so grab it !
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Got some cuttings, do they take well?
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Yes - larger ones can take a while so don't chuck them if they don't seem to strike straight away. One of the most underutilised species in Australia I feel.
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I love the look of the leaves ... they are tiny - this was a picture referenced by the owner of the flowers (they don't look much like a Clerodendron, tho?) Does that change your mind?Bougy Fan wrote:Yes - larger ones can take a while so don't chuck them if they don't seem to strike straight away. One of the most underutilised species in Australia I feel.
The owner has mentioned that these produce lots of suckers (this is mentioned about the Cleros online)...
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Yes not a clero. Smaller flower that has some "legs" on it. Not sure what you have 
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Shame, was getting excited... Still going to have a go, but was hoping to know what I'm growing... Might make it easier...Bougy Fan wrote:Yes not a clero. Smaller flower that has some "legs" on it. Not sure what you have
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Hey Tony, I'd still be inclined to go with Clero. If you crush a leaf does it smell off Elmar? I reckon the plant is Clero inume.
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Yes it has a strong smell. Hard to describe (almost hemp in nature but with a hint of something ... ?medical?clinical)... I will look up your suggestion Graeme to see.
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Looking quite likely, Graeme, best match so far!Graeme wrote:Hey Tony, I'd still be inclined to go with Clero. If you crush a leaf does it smell off Elmar? I reckon the plant is Clero inume.
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