Stomantium
ooojen
18 years ago
Like tiny Hippo jaws-- certainly not toothy enough to be tigers! I bought this plant as Stomantium trifarium. The species name appears to be a valid one, but I can't find any more information than that (as to what would differentiate it from S. bolusiae, or any other ID facts.)
It has proven to be a delightful little plant, willing to be ignored for long periods of time -- though it shoult be repotted next spring.
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