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  • jun (Private Message)
    04/01/05 4:44 PM

    Thank you for an immediate answer and a detailed cultivation method. I try to test it at once.
    Good gardening! !



  • Jover Premium user Spain (Private Message)
    03/31/05 10:22 PM

    Thanks for your comments,
    I started to use 100 % perlite for my leafcuttings and the results are good.
    You never have the problem of overwatering!!
    The first shoots came up after 6 weeks and depends a lot of the species.
    For my sansevieria plants I use a mix of soil with fine volcanic stones.
    I water my sansevierias in the summer regular which gives a good growth.
    In winter I water every 2 weeks depending the wheater.
    We have a nice subtropical climat, high sunradiation levels, min temp in winter 12 ºC and min temp in summer 18ºC.

    Saludos Herman




  • jun (Private Message)
    03/28/05 7:59 AM

    Hello! I enjoy good photographs of your sansevieria in Japan.

    Is this soil 100% perlite?
    Because results look very good, I try to do leaf cutting in the same soil! !


  • Marcelo de la Cruz (Private Message)
    03/26/05 3:19 AM

    Hi! I am wondering what kind of medium you are using for your leaf-cuttings. From the photos, they look like perlite (coarse grade). I also would like to know what is your medium for growing sansevierias based on your local conditions. I have a good collections from different parts of the world. I just would like to compare with you.


  • Mandy (Private Message)
    02/23/05 7:06 AM

    Is this how you start new plants? I have been wondering how to start a new one, and don't know what to do. thanks.
    mandy