Sansevieria cylindrica (African Spear Plant)

Sansevieria cylindrica (African Spear Plant)
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Sansevieria cylindrica (African Spear Plant)

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The African spear plant is an ideal plant for a beginner or easy-going plant to add to your collection.Looking for a hardy, low-maintenance plant that will thrive in just about any conditions? Say hello to the Sansevieria cylindrica, or African Spear Plant! This tough plant is native to Africa, where it grows in the dry, rocky soil. The African Spear Plant is a great choice for beginners, as it is very easy to care for. It does well in both sunny and shady areas, and only needs to be watered every few weeks. This plant is also known for being very resilient – it can tolerate draughts and periods of neglect. Sansevieria cylindrica has long, narrow leaves that are dark green in colour with pale stripes running along them. The leaves grow straight up from the soil, giving the plant a tall, slender appearance. This makes it ideal for placing in small spaces or using as an accent plant in larger arrangements. If you're looking for a plant that is sure to thrive, no matter what type of conditions it's placed in, then the African Spear Plant is the perfect choice for you!

Light requirement: Part sun/part shade, Bright indirect sunlight, Medium indirect sunlight, and Low light tolerant

Water requirement: Low

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Skill level: Beginner

Growth rate: Intermediate

Suitable for containers: Yes

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Drought tolerance: High

Frost tolerance: Medium

Wind tolerance: Medium

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Mature height: 80 cm

Mature width: 80 cm

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Colour: Green

Variegation: Yes

Size: Small/medium

Seasonality: Evergreen

Flowering: Yes; but primarily grown for it's foliage

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Fruit: No

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