A wooden box contains Kalanchoe, dragon tree (Paulownia), English ivy, and two unknowns—all with conflicting needs. Dragon tree needs high humidity, rain-like water, fast growth, annual pruning. Kalanchoe wants clay pot, bright indirect light, dry roots, slow growth. Ivy is hardy, dry roots, invasive outdoors. Separate ASAP: keep root balls intact, pot individually, avoid direct sun during recovery. ID unknowns at a florist.
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