I inherited this plant. It’s about 2-1/2 feet right now and produces berries about the size of a cashew. Grey identifies it as a Blushing Philodendron, but the colors and leaves don’t seem to match. TIA everyone.

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#Philodendron

@RothyGrace · Answer

Can you add more photos? Specifically of the leaves so we can see the color, shape and size?

@Araceae · Answer

That's a weird angle. But the stem and fruit tells me that it's Alocasia cucullata. Can you confirm?

@Ms.Persnickety · Answer

@SuperbBonsi88 The inflorescence is a spathe and spadix (typical for the Arum family), and the fruit is a white, red or orange berry. Young and mature plants can have very different appearances, making species identification difficult. This website has more info about Philodendrons https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/philodendron/#:~:text=The%20inflorescence%20is%20a%20spathe,appearances%2C%20making%20species%20identification%20difficult.  Happy Growing!!

@Araceae · Answer

@SuperbBonsi88 OH wait sry i didn't see your later pics :P. Pls tag people so that they can get the notification to help you!

The pics help a lot. Yours is an Aglaonema then! Based on the leaf pattern i'd say it's a wild type Aglaonema commutatum! You've got a nice bushy plant, interesting you got it fruiting as well!

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