Need Identification

[Farhan Ahmed]

i would concur with Farooq sahab.....the said plant seems highly improbable from the said tubers. Generally tuber plants do not show such solid bulb like emergence. I tried to match the plant with various images and cilvia was closest. Regarding the Sun exposure..winter sun is less potent to cause any damage still slight tip browning is visible.

[Syed Adnan]

Clivia and Spider plants haven't posses the tuber like this, The leaves are hard like Yucca Plant, I believe it's a baby yucca.

[Syed Adnan]

This was the tuber.

It seems that the plant no.2 and tubers do not match. Becauce the tubers look like Dahlia tubers, and plant no. 2 seems to be growing from a bulb. Is it possible that the tubers never grew and this plant came from a remaining bulb from an old pot.

Kaleem shb, this is neither Phormax nor Chlorophytum because of the growth pattern. The leaves of Adnan's plant are growing in one plane, with sort of a mirror image symmetry (like a letter V) and the leaves are leathery.

I put 02 tubers in different pots, the other one didn't sprout yet, I believe because of winter cold, this pot has no bulb except this tuber. I purchased these from Turkey where the sales man has no idea about the name of this plant.

[M Farooq]

I am afraid that it is not yucca either. We have to look at leaf arrangement as well. Yucca leaves grow as a rosette and are roughly symmetrical spherically (as a spiral); whereas your plant leaves are growing in one plane as a V. Lets wait till it flowers :-(

[Izhar]

These tuberous roots looks similar to the daylily roots... but hard leathery leaves!!

[Kaleem]

You are right Mr. Izhar
Tubers and plant leave style are very similar to daylilies.

[Syed Adnan]

Izhar and M Farooq opinion carries weight , i will wait for the bloom as well, this reminds me of some unforgettable scenes of Turkey Flower Market.

[M Farooq]

That hanging pitcher is lovely!