A recipient received a plant after a funeral: slender woody stems (4-8 inches tall) branching into 4-8 stems, each bearing a single ovoid leaf (4-6 inches) variegated in green, pale green, and yellow. The plant wilted once but revived after soaking. The owner wishes to identify and propagate it.
The description doesn't match a common houseplant. Identification requires a photo. The expert (Darlene) requests a digital image emailed to Plantlady6@aol.com for accurate ID and propagation advice.
Once identified, specific propagation methods can be recommended.
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