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On this photo, it is easy
to see the "mother-leaf".
Habitat and
wild ones from Greater St. Lucia Wetland Park, South Africa.
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This member of the Araceae family was
given this name by A. Engler. It is found in Eastern Africa, growing in peat or
well-drained soil with some water and little or some sum. It will get a
caudex 10 centimetres wide, and it reaches for a half to one meter. The
flowers are white to yellow-brown. Separate male- and female flowers. It
can easily be reproduced by leaf-cuttings.
Sub-family: Aroideae .
Tribe: Zamioculcadeae
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