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| Hi! All, I bought it few month ago. but seller didn't provide the name. I was wondering if anyone can ID it. I alos found the same plant at below page. Thank you in advance, Jeffery |
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- Posted by Jeffery_0415 (My Page) on Wed, Jan 23, 13 at 1:13
| Sorry! I forgot uploaded the image. |
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- Posted by woodnative 6 (My Page) on Wed, Jan 23, 13 at 8:04
| That does not look like trifasciata. The pic is not real clear but the leaves are mostly round/cylindrical, yes? Where did you find this plant? Hard to say but if it is from a big box store, supermarket type place it may indeed be a young Sansevieria cylindrica. If it is from a specialty nursery there are a lot of species it could be.... |
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| Can't say what it is, but I guess it comes from the world famous Angel Ramos (Hawaii). Does " yahoo.co.jp " mean You bought it in Japan????????????? |
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| Jeffery, No trifasciata that I have seen. Can you post more pictures? It is really hard to ID a sans sometimes. Chris, I am losing a lot of sans right now. Mostly old growth and some old leaves. Hope spring comes soon or I may really be crying. Strangely yours are doing fine for me. |
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- Posted by pirate_girl Zone7 NYC (My Page) on Wed, Jan 23, 13 at 18:58
| Hi Stush, Any idea why you're losing the plants, like what's wrong w/ them? Overwatering or too cold? I'm losing a couple of plants (a Hoya & a Sans). due to erratic generator sourced heat in my apmt, post Hurricane Sandy damage. Got home last night to find an exotic Hoya (cutting was a gift) was crashing - GRRRRRRRRRRRR!! |
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- Posted by Jeffery_0415 none (My Page) on Wed, Jan 23, 13 at 22:14
| Hi! all, many thanks for your reply. I uploaded more picture. Thank you in advance, Jeffery
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- Posted by Jeffery_0415 none (My Page) on Wed, Jan 23, 13 at 22:32
| More picture. It is possible one variety of Sansevieria conspicua. I don't have Sansevieria conspicua,I find some Sansevieria conspicua picture from internet. Thank you in advance, Jeffery |
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| Jeffery, No I think yours is much nicer and no way is a Sansevieria conspicua. But I hope some of our experts come in and give you a better ID. Karen, Cold, by my window. I moved them back some two weeks ago but when we hit -2 degrees, I think that damaged some of my sans on that window area. Just turned to much and can't even save the leafs. The rhizome may be ok. I put cinnamon on the exposed pieces. I still got lots to share come spring just less of others. Stush |
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| Hey, Jeffery, please : how can You get plants from ebay.jp and auctions.Yahoo.jp ?? When I try bidding , a message pops up saying "Forbidden article". Do You have the address of some good Korean or Japanese nurseries ? |
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| Jeffery, For now I would go with SANSEVIERIA CONSPICUA `RAMOS'. It does look like the one first pictured. It is a great find. I would love to see how it develops in a few years. It is something different than what I am used to seeing. Well done. Stush |
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