Sansevieria - Need Advice
Bluebell66
4 years ago
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Bluebell66
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Sansevieria trifasciata Futura? (ID Needed)
Comments (1)Hi again Planto, I responded on the Sans thread, but pls. give folks a chance to respond, before re-posting same thread on different forum (a practice discouraged here). It's been less than 2 hrs. since the other post, pls. allow a day or 2 (at least). It's holidays, not everybody is online, pls. allow folks a bit of a chance to respond....See Moresansevieria ID needed.
Comments (5)What it looks like to me is S. ehrenbergii but there are others that look the same to me. I am making this guess on the basis of the way it grows at the base of the plant. S. robusta grows the same way, and so does S. powellii so really its just a guess, it would depend on a lot of measurements, and channel. Tip measurment as well. Measurments must be taken, and flower examined carefully. What does the skin feel like. Sandpaper? Norma...See MoreUnknown Sansevieria needs identification, please, please, please
Comments (10)Hi Esther, No offset on mine yet. I am hoping it will make one this summer. There is a small plant in the pot too, but it is a completely separate plant. This one will keep making more leaves for years and eventually trail . It would be good in a hanging basket. It needs to be out of the way though, I don't want to bump into it!...See MoreSansevieria Newbie needing help identifying two species.
Comments (8)Seems like a good idea but it's from the central growing section and with or without a bloom stock, the center is no longer a growing point. Some times the central area rots due to water in the crown and the same thing happens to the whole plant. If strong enough, it still produces pups all around it. This method is used by growers to produce more plants thru pupping. I think they use a soldering gun to kill the central growing point. Same with euphorbia to induce branching....See MoreBluebell66
4 years agoSei Ren
4 years agotapla (mid-Michigan, USDA z5b-6a)
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