I too would have thought Anthurium given these leaves, but don't think so, seeing how & where the blooms are starting.

By comparison, pls. scroll most of the way down this front page & look for a thread called "Tag Says Ficus Benjamina, but looks like Philo".

Pls. see the end of that thread & the last 2 pix (Anthuriums), & note that the red coloring (those are new spathes (blooms), is coming up from down below btwn the divisions.

The pic you've shown is quite different.

Something in me wants to suggest maybe it's Haemalomena (sp?)

You might also try posting it at Aroid Foum (which Anth. are) or also at GW's 'Name That Plant' Forum where that's all they do is ID plants.

HTH = hope this helps.

I wasin that forum "name that..." I didnt think to post there thanks! I knew it was a goodie when I saw it!

I need to do some research. I was thinking antherium or spath.....

From the spath looks like some variety of aglaonema.

Take that back:most likely is philodendron congo or jacquinii (comes in smaller leaves).
Niada

alavoneluvhoya,
You should post some photos of the flowers once they open, I'd love to see what they look like (as I'm sure others will too)!

Planto

My vote's some kind of Anthurium. Some of them (e.g. Jungle King) have widdly little flowers like that.

Aglos and Philos don't have that leaf banding that I'm aware of.

When I googled Philodendron Congo, few varieties have these same leaves. Anthurium leaves seem to be more plain. Let us know what you find out. I can tell you, aroids, there's soooo many of them.

When I googled Philodendron Congo, few varieties have these same leaves. Anthurium leaves seem to be more plain. Let us know what you find out. I can tell you, aroids, there's soooo many of them.

No helpful input but just wanted to say whatever it is, it looks really happy! Would you be able to show a picture of the base of the plant, where it's coming out of the soil? Not that I would yet know what it is, but might help the others who know more plants.

Not 100%, but your plant looks like Homalomena. Homalomenas are mainly grown for flowers, but have nice leaf design. Toni

I just did a search for Homalomenas as I'd suggested above. I believe that's it (leaves look like an exact match to me); try H. Emerald to match pix, even down to how the Spath comes up & what it looks like.

Karen, sorry, didn't see your post.

Actually try H. Emerald Gem. Toni

ok so its a match to emerald green! I have never heard of this plant before, I did not however see any plants with open blooms...so I cut one off and open it. It looks like a white spath bloom...once the blooms open I will post pictures for sure! Thank you all so much with this ID!