Sickle-Leaf Mother-In-Law's-Tongue
Sansevieria hallii
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Sansevieria hallii represents a rare succulent, with mottled, sickle-shaped leaves and beautiful white flowers. It is confined to the northeastern parts of the Limpopo Province in South Africa, as well as the southeastern, low lying parts of Zimbabwe. Easily grown from seed and an asset to Desert and Karoo gardens.
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Difficulty
Easy
Flowering time
Summer
Special features
Drought resistant
Attractive flowers
Pot plant
Indoor plant
Environment
Light
Full Shade
Soil type
Sand
Soil PH preference
Acid, Neutral
Frost hardiness
Tender
Personality
Family
Asparagaceae
Flower colour
White
Credits
Sansevieria hallii
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by E.J. Van Jaarsveld, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden (Retired), Babylonstoren Farm, Extraordinary senior lecturer and researcher, Department of Biodiversity and Conservation, University of the W. Cape., March 2017 (Copyright South African National Biodiversity Institute, South Africa)
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