What pant is the green stick? what is that under the leaf?

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Hi, There, I got that green plant around 3 or 4 months ago, still alive in a base, I like it, but Im curious what type of plant that is? should I put it in soil? it doen't have roots, but I see those white things in each leaf some on the top most of them in the bottom. just 1 in each leaf, Sorry my phone is not that good the take pictures. Any info?
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I don't know what the plant is but the white things look like scale insects. Google soft scale insect and see if anything looks familiar.
 
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Thanks for the suggestion, I just looked on internet. maybe they are scale insects. The weird part of that is, each leaf has only 1 of those things, located at the center of the leaf where the midrib is. just 1 in each leaf.
Either or I'll keep my eyes open.
 
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Thanks for the suggestion, I just looked on internet. maybe they are scale insects. The weird part of that is, each leaf has only 1 of those things, located at the center of the leaf where the midrib is. just 1 in each leaf.
Either or I'll keep my eyes open.
If it really is scale you will soon have more, a lot more. Give it a week or two.
 
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It's not scale and those are not leaves, they're stems. Those are flowers of Butcher's Broom, Ruscus aculeatus. It is a member of the Lily(!) family. It's commonly used by florists because it lasts so long in arrangements.
 
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It's not scale and those are not leaves, they're stems. Those are flowers of Butcher's Broom, Ruscus aculeatus. It is a member of the Lily(!) family. It's commonly used by florists because it lasts so long in arrangements.
Yes, I had those for probably 2 months or probably 3. they look great still. * After reading your msg, I looked on internet, and yes! those are the one I had in my house and in a vase, I recently planted and see if that will grow. So far is alive. CPP Thanks for the info and your help.
 

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