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If the front of the leaves has a "waxy" appearance, it might very well be a vine that is commonly called a Pothos (Variegated Cultivar of Epipremnum Aureum). It's very common in Hawaii and other tropical islands throughout the Pacific Ocean.
Do you know if it is supposed to be edible? I don't know what it is but I recently heard John Kohler talking about some edible plant with a heart shaped leaf. His website is growingyourgreens.com. He might know what it is if nobody here does.
Now I'm confused by which vine we're suppose to identity. The one I commented on were the two leaves outside of the water vessel pointing to the left. The big one facing us, I don't know what that is.
the two big ones facing the camera lens !!! but it does not matter cause it died ..
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