Unknow plant like an orange wand
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Hi Nature&Garden! I saw this plant growing at my neighbor’s and it intrigues me. I don’t even know if the orange balls are flowers or fruits. In addition, it has no leaves. The leaves you can see are those of succulents and not at all from this plant (I checked!). Could you please help me identify this plant?
Hello s.wendy! It’s an arum – it is bearing fruits! The leaves have died off and the plant’s flower was properly fertilized. It does look like a strange wand without any leaves left!
Hi Gaspard! Thank you very much for getting back to me on my question. Wow, I would have never thought of that! I know, that is why it has been intriguing me.
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