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Mother in law's tongue?
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BirdofParadise132 none (
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Thu, Feb 7, 13 at 14:12
| Loooks like mother in law's tongue but the foliage is much less strong, and not as pointy. Dark green. |
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RE: Mother in law's tongue?
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| Probably needs more light and or less water. |
RE: Mother in law's tongue?
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| Agreed. Sansevieria trifasciata. |
RE: Mother in law's tongue?
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| I had one of those and they told me it was called Devil's Ivy. |
RE: Mother in law's tongue?
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| Hi Spring, welcome to Gardenweb! Any common name is fine for a plant, but it can be referred to with certain specificity by using its' botanical name. Many refer to this plant as sword plant also. |
RE: Mother in law's tongue?
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| Actually, I think it's called devil's tongue, when your mother-in-law is visiting. ahem. |
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