Your mystery plant is a False Aralia, a tropical that must stay indoors in bright, indirect light (a few hours of direct sun is fine). Water thoroughly when the top two inches of soil are dry, and fertilize sparingly at half strength.
Disturb the roots as little as possible—this plant dislikes repotting. With consistent care, it will develop its signature lacy, dark green foliage.
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