PROPAGATED IN AUSTRALIA
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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Variations | 4 inch pot, 8 inch pot, 12 inch pot |
Canistrum lindenii
$3.95 – $7.95
A large rosette of 50-75cm with an interesting pattern, the broad mottled green leaves have spiny edges and silvery scales on the underside. The inflorescence consists of compact, white flowers surrounded by purplish-pink bracts. Requires warmth, shade, and frequent spraying in dry periods.
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