Re: [Sansevierias] Sansevieria propagation Question

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>Will definitely try an outdoor shady area where=20
>they can also get fresh air next time. To be=20
>honest, I'm not really sure if the pulsar is=20
>even a variety, that's what a friend thought it=20
>might be, but I think it's the same as S. T.=20
>'forescate' with the creamy white center and=20
>thin dark green borders that appear embossed. I=20
>wish it were alive to send a pic, but ya it's=20
>just the basic forescate variety I think.=C2


I have grown every kind of variegated plant there=20
is, probably, and YES to an extent they may=20
require different conditions from the=20
normal  versions. I would say that variegated=20
cactus is the most touchy because the yellow part=20
WILL sunburn under conditions which are fine for=20
all green parts. so I cut back on the sun and=20
somehow I got nice, healthy unblemished plants.

If you look at some of the pix in my book you=20
will see variegated Sansevierias growing next to=20
huge jungle aroids. some folks have trouble=20
getting the ENVIRONMENT right is all.

hermine



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