Cylindrica Sansevieria (Boncel)
₹250.00
Selling size:well rooted plant mentioned in last picture
Sansevieria Cylindrica ‘Boncel’, also known as the cylindrical snake plant, African spear or spear sansevieria, is a succulent plant native to Angola. It has striped, elongate, smooth, greenish-gray subcylindrical leaves. The Spear Sansevieria grows fan-shaped, with its stiff leaves growing from a basal rosette. The species is drought-tolerant and in captivity requires water only about once every other week during the growing season. It is popular as an ornamental plant as it is easy to culture and take care of in a home if given bright sunlight and other required resources.
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N.B:Pots and soil not included it will increase Courier charge and plant price.For big plants pack using wet cocopeat and send and other small plants are well rooted in jiffy bag.All plants selling size are mentioned at last picture of each plant advertisement.please check before ordering.
The silver vine pothos is native to tropical rainforests of Asia. The long stems can grow up to 10 ft. (3 m) long, and they grow heart-shaped leaves.
When growing in pots indoors, the satin pothos has trailing stems up to 3 ft. (0.9 m) long. With regular pruning, satin pothos plants can make excellent potted plants with bushy foliage. Or, you can hang them in a basket in a bright location.
Part of the scientific name of the silver satin pothos—pictus—literally means painted. This refers to the variegation of silver dots and blotches on the matte green foliage.
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The string of nickels (Dischidia nummularia) is a vining succulent that is native to the tropical regions of Asia, India, and Australia. It is a type of epiphyte similar to orchids and air plants such as Tillandsia, meaning that in its native habitat, the string of nickels grows on other plants such as trees and obtains its moisture and nutrients from the air, rain, or debris accumulating around it rather than from soil.
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Botanical Name Dischidia nummularia Common Name String of nickels, button orchid Plant Type Succulent Mature Size 12-18 in. long, 15-24 in. spread Sun Exposure Partial sun, partial shade Soil Type Well-drained Soil pH Neutral, alkaline Bloom Time Spring, summer Flower Color Yellow, white Hardiness Zones 10a to 11b Native Area India, Asia, Australia -
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The Philodendron ‘Prince of Orange’ gets its name from its uniquely hued leaves, which change color over time.They have light-green foliage with the new leaves opening up in a bright orange color.Its foliage tends to get more coarse with age and its leaves more prominently ribbed. The stiff, dark red leaf stems hold the large leaves upright. New leaves unfurl a vivid orange and change to pale green when mature.
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