I have two more plants that need identification. I received them in the mail a few weeks back as bare root plants started in cell packs, and they were just about dead when I took them out of the package. They're all looking much better now and I've been able to identify several of them on my own, but there are two I am unfamiliar with.

I've been keeping them on my north facing patio in Savannah, GA. Lately it has been in the mid to high 70's during the day and dropping to the mid to high 50's at night. I brought them in last night to take pictures since it was already dark by the time I got around to it.

A)The following plant I had absolutely no hope for, so I put it in this tiny spare container I had lying around. I plan to repot it this weekend.

The yellowing is recent, in the past week, and I'm not quite sure how this happened. I have heard it can be from over-watering, but I've only been watering once every 8 days, and since the pot is so small I couldn't imagine it staying wet for long. Could this also be from the changing seasons and I need to rehouse the plant inside?

B)This next plant I have 3 of, and they seem to be doing excellent.

In one of the pots of this plant, some wandering jew began to grow and perhaps another kind of plant? This other one has a similar leaf shape and coloring, but its growing in an odd position, more like a trailing plant, but as it grows it seems to be growing upward.

Thanks!

Nancy

Zackey- they are actually currently outside on a North-facing patio. Is it better to keep them inside, at a window?

Nancy- thanks! I was actually referring to the green leaf in the last pictures. I honestly have no idea how wandering jew started growing in that pot, however! haha. I plan on repotting those soon though :)

Purpleinopp- The one leaf that was yellowing has gotten significantly worse and even browned in several spots. I'm not too sure what to look for when checking for spider mites, but I did see a couple of tiny, raised brown flecks that came off when I wiped the leaf with an alcohol swab. I also wiped the main stem of the plant and the other leaves, too. If it looks like it may be spider mites to you just from that picture, I'm going to assume that's what it is. I looked at several other plants that are being kept with this one, and they seem to be affected too. None have lost any leaves, however. If that's the case, I've got looots of leaves to wipe down!

Summersunshine- I actually purchased these plants through a seller on amazon. It was listed as a "random assortment of houseplants". I received a list of potential plants that I would be getting, but after googling each of them, none of them were even close to being accurate, and I've clearly identified plants I received that weren't even on the list at all. At this point, I'm wondering if somehow the packaging forced this plant to grow all bent and it really is not supposed to be like that at all?