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An incredible growth of my Baseball Bat

15 years ago

I took this picture of a new leaf on June 19, 2008.

The plant grows really fast ! this was taken on July 24, 2008 only one month

There is even one more leaf shooting up, too!

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marlonmachado
15 years ago
How do you guys in Thailand manage to do this? So many plants mutate to variagates in your country, is it the light, the soil, the weather, some super feed? It is just incredible!

Very nice plant Stephania, and I hope your new leaf grow to be a stunning sport of Baseball Bat!

Cheers,

Marlon.
woodnative
15 years ago
Yes, you must have the climate for Sans! Of course, the results show YOUR ability and care too!

Sansevieria are funny, they can sit there and seem to do nothing for so long, and then suddenly EXPLODE into growth.

Nice pictures of a well-grown plant!
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stephania
Original Author
15 years ago
:-)) You know...my Sans. drunk some steriod. (kidding !)

Actually, in our tropical climate, they really do need a lot of water.
Anyway, there are some Sans. which seem to be sluggish, such as S.pinguicula.

This guy also a very slow, Sans hallii 'Pink Bat' which had a single leaf for months
and just shoots new leaf in rainy season.
sonny1958
15 years ago
I really like the 'Bats'. Yours are very pretty. Some day I hope to have a 'Pink Bat'.

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