I bought this on a whim while in Sydney recently because I liked the pot, the occupants identified as is Cissus rhombifolia and hadn't been well attended to for quite some time, there was little dirt in the pot, mostly bark chip.
I potted the three separately and I am quite happy with them as I see new growth unfolding, the yellowing is a worry but they're receiving a good feeding regime and shelter from the wind and sun until they recover.
Cissus rhombifolia
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Re: Cissus rhombifolia
hi, the common name for this plant is Grape Ivy. quite a nice little find you have there. which of the bottom three styles you you like the most? i quite like the bottom pic of the semi cascade 
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