Sansevieria masoniana "Whale Fin" In Stock Other: While not true of

Other: While not true of all philodendrons

Note to customer: the delicate leaves of Maranta ‘Beauty Kim’ might get crispy edges in transit from lack of humidity and shipping stress

'Dizzy Diamond'

The Marantaceae family is commonly known as “prayer plants” due to their circadian rhythmic nastic movement known as nyctinasty in which they move their leaves based on an internal circadian clock

'Tropicana' is a cross between N

Sansevieria masoniana "Whale Fin" In Stock Other: While not true ofSansevieria masoniana "Whale Fin", the specific epithet masoniana honors Maurice Mason, a succulent enthusiast who first collected and cultivated this plant. The succulent, oblanceolate, upright leaves resembling the shape of a whale's fin, are a dark green mottled with light green and red tinged margins, reaching up to 3' tall and 8" wide, will slowly form clumps 2 wide spreading by underground rhizomes, each rhizome produces 1 2 leaves. The