A 5-foot tall broadleaf plant with fanning stems and 12x18 inch leaves needs identification for proper care.
Nick explains that without a photo, exact ID is impossible, but most foliage plants share basic needs:
For precise ID, a photo or visit to a local nursery/extension office is best.
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