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chlorophytum amaniense seeds

chlorophytum amaniense seeds Chlorophytum amaniense (Mandarin Fire-flash Spider Plant) | 5 to 25 Fresh Seeds | £3.49

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chlorophytum amaniense seeds Chlorophytum amaniense (Mandarin Fire-flash Spider Plant) | 5 to 25 Fresh Seeds | £3.49Plant Information Chlorophytum amaniense (Mandarin Plant Fire Flash Spider Plant) Fresh Seeds of Chlorophytum amaniense (Mandarin Fire flash Spider Plant) with full instructions for germination. A beautiful little species native to the rain forests of East Africa, growing to a height of 1 ft within a pot, but within it's native habitat (or outdoors in tropical regions of the world) it will reach up to 2 ft. Makes an eye catching houseplant, doing well

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Chlorophytum amaniense (Mandarin Plant / Fire Flash Spider Plant)

 

Fresh Seeds of Chlorophytum amaniense (Mandarin Fire-flash Spider Plant) with full instructions for germination.

A beautiful little species native to the rain forests of East Africa, growing to a height of 1 ft within a pot, but within it's native habitat (or outdoors in tropical regions of the world) it will reach up to 2 ft.

Makes an eye-catching houseplant, doing well in pots. Shiny, dark-green leaves contrast well with the bright orange petioles and leaf midribs.

Prefers a location in a cooler room receiving bright natural light but does not tolerate strong, direct sunlight very well (leaf scorch).

Although commonly grown as a house plant outside of the tropics, it is listed as being able to tolerate temperatures as low as -6°C.

Please note: full germination instructions are printed on each pack.

 

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Growing Details






 GROWING DETAILS






 


Genus: Chlorophytum


 


Species: amaniense


 


Synonym: Chlorophytum filipendulum subsp. amaniense


 


Common names: 


Flash Spider Plant
Mandarin Plant Fire 


 


Plant type: Perennial


 


Eventual size: 1 ft potted


 


Flowering time: Summer


 


Sun Exposure: Bright location but no strong, direct sunlight


 


Soil: Moist, fertile and well-drained


 


Propagation methods: Seeds and from divisions


 


Germination






 GERMINATION INSTRUCTIONS






 


Chlorophytum amaniense 🌱 Sow seeds 5mm deep within propagation compost. Keep compost evenly moist at all times at around 21-25°C (71°F-77°F). A heated propagator is ideal. Non-heated propagators can be placed within direct sunlight in a warm room to trap in heat and humidity. Approx. germination time: from 20-80 days onwards.


Caution: Not for consumption. Choking hazard. Keep away from children & pets. Handle with care.




 


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