Not really expecting an ID, but its worth a try.

Had some odd stuff come up in seeds which I bought from a small seed seller, been onto him and he really doesn't know what they are.
Just for fun

Thought you all might like to have a stab.

the packet I bought said Musanga cecropioides.
Maybe this is the juvenile foliage, I dont know, I assume its possible.
Musanga cecropioides - Recherche Google

This is the plants I have.
New leaves develop in a sheath and then break out, brown in colour.

 

I come across this plant which looks familiar Farfugium Japonicum , I were trying to find a spelling of another plant which I thought it could be, I still don't know how to spell it

 

Not Farfugium japonicum...leaves are very different.

 

Leaves slightly like a large tropical tree Cecropia peltata.
But I do not know what the young tree leaves look like.

 

I've never heard of that @Perki
But no, I dont think its a hardy plant to be honest the plant I have outside not grown hardly all summer.

 

I think Cecropia could be similar, as I think its also a plant that springs up quickly on cleared ground in the tropics.

 

This is the one I saw earlier today .


Farfugium japonicum - Big Plant Nursery

I think that's Farfurgium . J . Giganteum @Silver surfer its got rounder leaves

 

Leaf shape is similar, but not quite the same.

 

Thank you.
I hate wrongly named pics!
You are correct..pics taken in Madeira.
Have amended my labels to Farfugium japonicum giganteum.
Below are
1- 2.Farfugium japonicum argenteum.
3 -6. Farfugium japonicum aureomaculatum.
Sadly don't seem to have any pics of Farfugium japonicum.

 

Ok so out of the same packet of seed came this plant.
Leaves are fairly thick, although not to the point of being succulent, and slightly hairy.

 

Who is the seller @pete ? Sounds like it's worth buying just for the lucky dip

 

I got them off a one man band, online.

 

Phygelius perhaps.

 

No, its not Phygelius Sheal but nice try.

 

The flower is suggesting some kind of Sinningia, but it doesn't seem to have a tuber forming.