(in very hot areas it prefers light shade or morning sun).

Sansevieria sp.nov.(km 42)
enjoys shade or hot and dry conditions —
Under frost-free cultivation it grows
well on almost any soil.

Very easy to grow and care for,
this tough, bulletproof plant can take
a lot of neglect yet absolutely flourish.

• Drought Tolerant •

Suitable for Xeriscaping

For sale is a rooted offset pup taken from the
strong healthy 'mother' plants in my collection
as shown in the series of photos above this text.

Front & Back views of several specimens typical of
those for sale are shown in the photos below this text.

⬇ FRONT/BACK VIEWS of TYPICAL SINGLE SPECIMENS SOLD ⬇

The photos above show Front + Back views of typical
single specimens like the one you will receive.

TYPICAL SPECIMEN SIZES.  You will receive one plant similar to those shown in the
photograph directly above this caption. Sorry, please understand that special requests
regarding specific specimens or size cannot be accommodated.  Thanks.

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Specimens typical of those for sale are shown in the photo immediately above. This is
of course a living product of nature with natural variation. At a guaranteed minimum you
will receive at least one good strong leaf with starter roots ready for planting as shown.
Like most arid environment plants, Sansevieria has evolved to abandon its roots during
long periods of drought, and concentrate its sustenance in the leaves and underground
stolons. Therefore your specimen may or may not have extensive root material, though
it will have root buds from which new roots will rapidly form and grow once it is planted.

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PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

For sale are 2 gradations of cosmetic visual perfection:

Both are in super healthy, prime physical condition.

“Very Pretty” means a specimen that is more or less visually
spotless as far as natural plant matter goes, pristine as pictured.

“Minor Visual Imperfections” means there might be a small healed-
over scratch or two on the leaf, or perhaps a bit or normal brown leaf-
drying at the tip, that sort of thing. There's no disease of any kind, just
normal, perfectly healthy plants that may have taken a physical nick in
the course of their planting and growing : purely cosmetic visuals that
won’t affect the plant’s health in any way whatsoever. Gardeners and
horticulturists who know how the natural world works, look for healthy
genetic stock above all else. They know a small blemish on a leaf, the
healed scar of a tiny abrasion or so, will not affect the health of all the
beautiful new growth the plants will produce. This variation is for such
people — who, as in the words of the classic Joni Mitchell song, don’t
mind a spot on an apple for the sake of the birds, bees and the trees.

Either variation is a great way to get a fantastic
bargain on a nice, super healthy plant specimen.