How to create giant Sans in THAILAND

15 years ago

Month ago I visited to my best friend, Pracha's nursery.

He has kept many kinds of exotic plant and exported to Japan for years.

One of Pracha's best selling plant is Sans. 'Samurai' which have been grown

on ground to make desirable huge size.

They do grow really fast, the plant here takes only few years from leaf cutting.

A blooming one.

Pracha with his leaf cutting Sans.

Beyond Sans., my friend does expert in ferns and orchids.

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Comments (5)

harry_hue
15 years ago
Dear Stephania,
Please tell me what kind of media/soil or something as a mixture that Mr.Pracha uses or put on to the ground before planting so he could has such a giant size of samurai.

Thanks and Best Regards.

Harry
stone-garden
15 years ago
Is the sansiveria stuckyi for sale to the US Miami
Thanks Carl
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Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
15 years ago
Wow! Your friend can really grow plants. The ferns are wonderful in particular but all the plants are so well grown. I know he must work very hard to achieve this.
norma_2006
15 years ago
Carl, S. stuckii is a different plant that that is shown in the pictures. That may the plant sold in Europe and the U.S. all over the world as 'Skyland. Stuckii only grows with 1-2 leaves to an adult growth. Norma
stephania
Original Author
15 years ago
Hi everyone (^_^)"

At "Ban Kampu Tropical Gallery" in Bangkok, I found this nice specimen clump
of San. stuckyi,in the clay pot on the right, comparing to my friend 'Gift'

These are San. stuckyi's pups from side-shoot.

This is a small plant of San. stuckyi from leaf cutting which look different
as young rosette form.