ID help, please!

11 years ago

Bought this one two years ago in a hypermarket in 6 cm pot. It had only 4 tiny leaves and it was in a tray with other different succulents marked 'Mini mix green'. The declaration said it was produced in Denmark. No other remarks. I repotted it instantly. In a slow growing manner it enhanced the rossete and produced one pup which by the time reached the size of mother plant - about 28 cm. The leaves tend to be just slightly curved. Could this be kind of Dwarf Laurentii or maybe a kind of Twisted Sister?
Thanks :)

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Stush2049 Pitts. PA, zone 6
11 years ago
Very nice plants. They are Sansevieria trifasciata Futura Superba.
josmik
Original Author
11 years ago
Stush, your plant is beautiful! Thank you very much for your help :)
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lovemysans
11 years ago
Hi Josmik! Very nice plants you have there! I thought of twisted sister too as a possibility. If it has yellow variegation through the center of the leaves it might be a futura medio picta. Not sure though...
josmik
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you Lovemysans! There's no central variegation on the leaves on this plant. For now it's closest to Futura Superba but kind of dwarf. I have several Futura Superbas (see pic) but they are much bigger plants than this one. Maybe I still have to wait for some time.. :)
josmik
Stush2049 Pitts. PA, zone 6
11 years ago
That is one extremely nice growing plant. Well done Losmik..
lovemysans
11 years ago
Hi Josmik! I agree with Stush! Keep doing what you're doing!

You and Stush are probably right about the name...
josmik
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks to Stush and Lovemysans! I'll keep you informed
:)