Striped Shima
The striped shima plants are ones with random stripes along the length of the leaves, horizontal to the direction of leave growth. These stripes may be white or yellow, or a combination of both, depending on the variety. Some stripes may be narrow, other large, with some plants having stripes that may divide the leave into half yellow and half white (very desirable, but not always stable) coloration. At times, the new growths may not show any stripes, but that is rare and will usually return to shima with the subsequent new growths. Due to the random nature of these stripes, the plant looks like it is painted with them and can create quite a beautiful display, as seen in some specimen master plants.
Miyakohabutae is a strong wide leaved plant with a masculine appearance. The thick straight leaves form whitish yellow shima (horizontal...
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An amami fukurin variety. Very strong marginal variegation, creates a larger flowing specimen plant. Very elegant. 1 gr
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One of the newer star beans on the scene! A compact bean with random shima stripes on the leaves with...
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Neat leaf appearance with graceful arc. A new leaf comes out with light green stripes, then the color turns to...
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A desirable plant. Thick leaves look etched and some ink markings starting. Can produce yellow stripes that would be a...
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A very impressive sturdy bean with wide leaves and a rough texture, looking almost industrial . Leaves stay short and...
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Miyakohabutae is a strong wide leaved plant with a masculine appearance. The thick straight leaves form whitish yellow shima (horizontal...
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We offer all sizes of NEW ZEALAND SPHAGNUM moss This is the best moss for all orchids. 150gm 18 most...
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