Dracaena arborescens
A succulent sansevieria, formerly Sansevieria arborescens, from coastal Kenya and Tanzania, whose thick, flat leaves grow on upright stems that can exceed 60 cm, giving it a tree-like look. It grows at low elevation in Acacia–Commiphora woodland and coastal forest groves, in a hot climate with two rainy seasons. Grow it warm and bright in a gritty mix, watering thoroughly and letting it dry out.
Where it grows wild
Dry Acacia–Commiphora bushland and woodland and coastal forest groves, growing on the ground in partial shade of shrubs and trees.
The few specimens with elevation are from about 40 m, near sea level on the coastal plain.
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