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EXOTIC PLANTS FOR SALE SUCCULENTS COLLECTIBLE VARIETIES SPECIES RARE. ONE OF THE MOST EXPENSIVE SANSEVIERIA IN THE WORLD. Is a xerophytic CAM succulent native to a small region of Somalia near the town of Eyl. The species was collected in 1973 by John Lavranos. Is found only in a small region near Eyl. This region receives less than 100mm rainfall annually, which is unusually dry even among xerophytic Sansevierias. The air temperature in this region ranges between 22-35°C while the soil temperature is typically 24-27°C. Sansevieria eilensis roots showing thick underground rhizome directly below the leaves, and succulent white roots. The fine roots are dead and dry, but will be regrown once the plant is potted. Eilensis is a slow growing plant with rough, cylindrical, downward curving leaves which arise from an underground rhizome. A mature plant typically has 2 to 3 leaves, which are succulent and between 712 cm long and 1.9-2.5 cm thick. The leaves are typically a light bluish-green colour with regular bands of white. The leaves are also marked by several green longitudinal lines, marking areas where the leaf will fold in on itself during drought, or swell after watering. Leaves showing change in leaf morphology as the plant grows. Leaves are numbered 1 to 6 in order from oldest to newest. Leaf 3 has been removed to use for vegetative propagation. The leaves of S. Eilensis change morphology dramatically as the plant grows. Eilensis plants have a deep channel, which runs the full length of each leaf, and has reddish-brown margins edged with a papery brown cuticle. As the plant matures, the edges of newer leaves roll together to form a smooth cylindrical leaf with a dried papery cuticle at the tip and base of each leaf. Flowers are borne on a spike-like raceme approximately 30 cm long. Is rarely found in cultivation. The plant is extremely slow growing, and requires warm temperatures and bright light to grow, making commercial cultivation unviable. Limited cultivation of S. Eilensis using micropropagation has been successfully employed by collectors and enthusiasts, but as of writing, S. Eilensis is not available from any commercial sources. Like most xerophytic Sansevieria, grows best in porous, well-drained soil. Excessive watering will cause the fleshy roots to rot, so it is essential that the soil is allowed to dry sufficiently between waterings. Many growers prefer a coarse potting mix consisting of a combination of inorganic and organic ingredients. Gravel, perlite, vermiculite, and decomposed granite are commonly used to add weight and improve drainage, while bark chips and coconut coir or husks are used for moisture retention. Such a porous mix will prevent over watering and provide ample aeration, but requires more frequent watering to prevent over drying. A good piece for any collectors. Don’t miss this one. We have a lot of extremely rare Dorstenia. Tulearensis, and Tropical plants. If You want something rare, Please lets us know. We will lost for you. Please follow us to see the new list before other. If you have a chance to come to Thailand, Please visit our nursery located in Nonthaburi, Thailand. Little One Plant is an Euphorbis Breeding nursery founded by Mr. Sontiporn Sangchai or Mr. He started his nursery since 2010 with his passionate in Euphobia Francoisii, E. He graduated in Fine Art, so he has a difference aspect by breeding with art. The item “SANSEVIERIA EILENSIS FOR SALE EXOTIC PLANTS SUCCULENTS COLLECTIBLE SPECIES RARE” is in sale since Thursday, November 19, 2015. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Plants, Seeds & Bulbs\Plants & Seedlings\Cacti & Succulents”. The seller is “good.intention” and is located in Bangkok, BA. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Plant Type: Succulent
• Country/Region of Manufacture: Thailand
• Brand: Little One Plant Nursery

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