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Sun, Feb 17, 08 at 20:33
| I repotted a new sans that about a month ago, because it was almost in standing water when I bought it.
In the process, I accidentally broke off a shoot that was still white and had just started it's journey upwards- I'm not sure if it had any roots attached or not. Feeling guilty, I put it in a small pot of soil, just as an experiment, and left it in a corner of my plant area in my bedroom, where I promptly forgot about it. I checked it out today and was shocked to see a little green nubbin poking out at me! Perhaps you really can't kill these plants? |
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- Posted by melissa_thefarm NItaly (My Page) on Mon, Feb 18, 08 at 2:20
| I'd say it's hard. I think that's a lot of their charm...I know that a survivor Sansevieria that my father's had for over forty years was what got me started on them. I well remember how we 'took care of it' when I was a child. Melissa |
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