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Sanspupquestion

12 years ago

Hello,
I have this Sansevieria (I think it is ) francesii.
It is making a ? rootstock? but to high on the stem to do anything with it. I would like your advise on this. What to do? Take the risk and cut it off and reroot it. Or let it grow out? Or something else?
greets
Harry

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hablu
Original Author
12 years ago
The second picture.
barbmock
12 years ago
No! Don't cut it! You have a very healthy looking offset growing out. I am wishing my Francessi had one like that. I would just enjoy watching and seeing what it does.
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Stush2049 Pitts. PA, zone 6
12 years ago
It will form a crown and start out another plant. It will send down roots and if you have a pot full of soil under it, it will send down it's roots into the new pot. Then If you wish, you can cut and make two plants.
Stush

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