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Sansevieria Cylindrica Rhizome: Propagate the Runner

The thick horizontal root is a rhizome. Let it grow 1–2″, then cut near base, lay half-buried lengthwise in damp potting soil. Warm window, keep moist. New leaves and roots in a month.

sansivieria rhizome

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