This group of fern and club mosses are called polypoiophyta.
Green ball plant with spikes.
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I remember yesterday at p e.
Caring for a dracaena spike indoors.
Curiouser and curiouser cried we as we gazed upon these fuzzy electric green flower balls perched on stems that seemed quite suitable for cutting.
My friend said that those little green spiky balls where poisonous is it really poisonous.
If you live in one of these zones there s.
Dracaena spikes are often sold as annuals in nurseries but just because the summer is over doesn t mean you need to pull this plant and discard it.
They are a sought after easily grown long lasting cut flower.
Thanks for any info if you can add some clarity.
Spikes are actually a cold hardy plant in usda planting zones 7 11 and can grow up to 2 feet in height returning year after year when left outdoors.
Not especially hardy they bloom their little heads off in late spring and summer in fertile well drained alkaline soils.
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Dracaena spikes are actually not dracaenas at all but are members of the cabbage palm genus cordyline spp.
We ran 7 laps in the field full of strange and nasty plants.
And the image of moonflowers are similar to flowers at the site but there were purple ish blue ones as well.
This is called poikilohydry.
My classmate which pisses me off everyday started to throw a lot of those tiny green spiky ball at me and it stick to my shirt pants and head.
Many of the spike moss form into a dark dry little ball when moisture is scarce.
What plant is it if the spikes also have balls on them so essentially a ball with spikes with balls.
Wondering what those are called.
The spikes wasn t sharp enough to cut my skin at normal pressure.
In fact periods of dryness cause the moss to desiccate and go dormant.