walking sansevieria pinguicula Sansevieria pinguicula

walking sansevieria pinguicula Sansevieria pinguiculaOne of the choicest and most unusual species is almost Agave like in appearance. Native to arid northern Kenya, the leaves are thick and tapering, cylindrical except for a deep channel on the upper side. The rigid, foot long leaf tapers to a sharp spine like point. Coloration can vary, light green to bluish, with a powdery 'bloom' or glaucous appearance. This species grows in a rosette shape but according to Chanhinian, who has seen this plant in the

One of the choicest and most unusual species is almost Agave-like in appearance. Native to arid northern Kenya, the leaves are thick and tapering, cylindrical except for a deep channel on the upper side. The rigid, foot-long leaf tapers to a sharp spine-like point. Coloration can vary, light green to bluish, with a powdery 'bloom' or glaucous appearance. This species grows in a rosette shape but according to Chanhinian, who has seen this plant in the wild; it slowly changes to a distichous habit as it matures. We have bloomed many of these plants and have not observed this habit, ours remaining as a rosette. One of its charming qualities is that it propagates on stolons held above the ground, with the offsets supported by stiff, stilt-like roots. Hence, it is sometimes called the 'walking Sansevieria'. A slow, but easy grower.

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