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Fran - snake plantThis is a snake plant; not especially attractive, but as tough as an old boot! 
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that is really nice thats the kind of plants I tend to go for not very good I ,m afraid mine all seem to die  |
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Thank you for posting that Eileen, I have seen one before I think but didn't realise that they were called Snake plants. Do they flower at all? |
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That is a sturdy looking plant Eileen ......... Fran, you couldn't go wrong with that one!  |
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Isn't that mother in law's tongue? You can propogate it by just taking a leaf, cutting it into 2" chunks and popping them into compost (just the base has to be in the compost, and you keep the pieces the same way up as they were when growing) New plants easily grow at the base |
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Yes, mother-in-law's tongue is another name for it. It has very inconspicous (sp?) greenish flowers, not attractive at all; it's only virtue is that it's almost indestructible and will grow in poor light, poor soil, and can be neglected without any harm...the perfect plant for the black thumb crowd! Although, as I mentioned to Fran earlier, I had a friend who actually managed to kill one!!!  |
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