Sansevieria cylindrica ‘Rhino horn’
Scientific name: Dracaena (former Sansevieria) cylindrica ‘Rhino horn’
Common names: mother-in-law’s tongue, devil’s tongue, jinn’s tongue, bow string hemp, snake plant, snake tongue
Natural habitat: from south-west Arabian peninsula, tropical and south Africa, Madagascar to India and Thailand
Flowers: small, borne on a scape
Soil: well drained, not clogged soil
Light: full sun to partial shade
Watering: tolerant to irregular watering
Hardiness: not lower than 14°C (57°F)
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‘Rhino horn’ is Sansevieria cylindrica treated with dwarf hormone. It can stay in the current shape for about 5 more years. Meanwhile it will produce an offspring, which will grow to be normal Sansevieria cylindrica.
Sansevieria was formally recognized as a separate genus of about 70 species, native to Africa, notably Madagascar, and southern Asia, it is now included in the genus Dracaena. While most of them are xeric plants of dry climates and rough terrain, they also thrive in moist tropical conditions. They will adapt from full sun, dry locations to moist and shady ones. They will also tolerate irregular watering and prolonged periods of negligence. Such adaptability makes Sansevieria to popular house plants, but also to invasive species when growing outside.
We ship only healthy plants that were grown in pots. We carefully remove the soil and wrap the roots in damp sterile coconut peat. Then, we gently pack the root ball in a plastic bag. After that, we wrap the plant in special paper and then in a sturdy cardboard box shipped with the shipping option of your choice.
Specification: Sansevieria cylindrica ‘Rhino horn’
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