Can anyone ID this plant please?
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Hi folks
Not been on here for a long time so apologies if I should've added this question to another discussion
About 6 years ago a lady I used to work with brought some seeds back from Sorrento Italy and managed to grown 3 or 4 small plants. She gave me one of these and I left that job shortly after. 6 years on its now 3 ft high... looks like tree and is deciduous. This year I've kept it inside in semi shade and it's kept all its leaves. I haven't the foggiest what it's called and I've never er seen leaves like it before or since. It would mean a great deal if anyone out there knows or indeed has one of these?, I never keep it outside. The stem is sticky and it's very slow growing with 6 inch leaves. FINGERS CROSSED and thankyou . Chris.
Not been on here for a long time so apologies if I should've added this question to another discussion
About 6 years ago a lady I used to work with brought some seeds back from Sorrento Italy and managed to grown 3 or 4 small plants. She gave me one of these and I left that job shortly after. 6 years on its now 3 ft high... looks like tree and is deciduous. This year I've kept it inside in semi shade and it's kept all its leaves. I haven't the foggiest what it's called and I've never er seen leaves like it before or since. It would mean a great deal if anyone out there knows or indeed has one of these?, I never keep it outside. The stem is sticky and it's very slow growing with 6 inch leaves. FINGERS CROSSED and thankyou . Chris.

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https://forum.gardenersworld.com/discussion/1021704/grahams-manihot#latest
https://myjunglegarden.com/2015/12/manihot-grahamii/#.W45JLPlKjIU
I can see the similarity with the leaf shape but mine has 5 lobes on a single leaf on each stem. It also doesn't form this clump like shape. The leaves are shiny on one side and dull on the reverse
What about this one?
http://www.backyardnature.net/mexnat/manihot2.htm