Sansevieria Cylindrica and Sansevieria Bacularis Juvenile And Mature Leaves

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

Комментарии • 15

  • @yiyunjie
    @yiyunjie 2 года назад

    super helpful! I got a nicely straight-up potted cuttings 4 years ago and it has pushed out babies like crazy, all turned into this fan shaped ones, all with the edged leaves! I’ve since then lost a bit of interest in them and let them grow on their own course… now thank you for your super informative videos on this plant, I know better! I can’t wait to repot mine and see them all grown full and plump again!

  • @smazzella1026
    @smazzella1026 5 лет назад +1

    I love watching your videos I'm learning so much from yours channel You are awesome

  • @cathymadsen2930
    @cathymadsen2930 5 лет назад

    So great to see you back on RUclips. You are looking like you have more energy so congratz an that.
    I had no idea that is what happened during propagation so thank you.

  • @TrishSullivan
    @TrishSullivan 3 года назад

    This is so helpful and reassuring. Thank you!

  • @neatrepeat
    @neatrepeat 4 года назад

    Your supervisors are very cute, i love this plant, kisses to the furry supervisor.

  • @snoywntr2
    @snoywntr2 5 лет назад

    Thanks so much for that info. I have one I had bought at Lowe’s. And the pups are completely different like that. I just accepted it but I’m glad to know more about it!

  • @nattyssucculentlife8462
    @nattyssucculentlife8462 5 лет назад

    That is good to know!! I have some that are like that with the u shaped leaves, glad you shared your wisdom !!! ❤️❤️

  • @lgarden7086
    @lgarden7086 5 лет назад +1

    Great thanks for explaining the specifics of this plant I love it and I want to find one. I have been checking my local shops and I saw one that was cuttings; and I wouldn’t have know that before watching your channel. I thought it was cute but I really prefer the fan shape so I’ll keep looking. I have other sansaveria plants but mine are so slow growing, honestly I wonder if they are growing at all...I don’t mind babies but I would like to see some growth. I have a very common snake plant and I keep watching that center leaf for growth and it just keeps staring back at me.

  • @JanetUrsel
    @JanetUrsel 5 лет назад +1

    Now I'm really confused. I have a pot full of little vertical, very cylindrical fingers about 5-6" high. There are a couple of offsets, growing at an angle, but also with very cylindrical leaves. I've been combing through the literature, but this doesn't match anything I can find. I'm hoping the new growing season will shed some light on the situation. Till then, I'm sticking with S. cylindrica...

  • @bettyboogaard8608
    @bettyboogaard8608 Год назад

    Hi, thanks for the video. Very helpfull. But I still wonder if I have a Bacularis or not. It looks exactly like your plant, but no cilinders. Just edged leaves. I have it for some years now and there were 3 or for in a pot. I split them up some months ago and now one of them has a flower! All of them have some kind of air root comming out of the soil. Growing very fast. That really looks like a snake! Could you say something about that? Thanks
    PS love the cats.😁

  • @narima_atmosphere
    @narima_atmosphere 4 года назад

    Hi I have a BACULARIS (the person who gave it to me did not tell me the exact name so just learned it today after watching several videos)
    I was wondering whether it is safe to propagate in 3-5inches cutting of the pup, like many people do with Sans CYLINDRICA types. Can BACULARIS also be cut in that way?

  • @cafecubano2350
    @cafecubano2350 4 года назад

    Can you tell us the difference between the two? I have a young sanseveria that looks like it could be either of these. Any help?

  • @Dunbarton
    @Dunbarton Год назад

    New leaves that don't start out with new leaves?

  • @cafecubano2350
    @cafecubano2350 4 года назад

    THANK YOU!

  • @auroraborja3981
    @auroraborja3981 5 лет назад

    Hola, sería genial que tenga traducción en españo l:)