Rescued Sans, Don't Know Variety

10 years ago

Someone was throwing this one out, and it found its way down the block to my yard. I've had it about 10-13 years or so, and haven't ever repotted it.

Oops, this was supposed to be under the thread below, 10 year old sans show & tell!

This post was edited by eahamel on Sat, May 11, 13 at 19:37

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teengardener1888
10 years ago
that is a very pretty sans, as well as a pretty rescue story
Stush2049 Pitts. PA, zone 6
10 years ago
There are many Sansevieria out there that I might be wrong but it looks similar to The standard Sansevieria trifasciata. The mother of all the trifasciata cultivars today. How fitting for 'Mother's Day'.
You could use a tomato cage to support the leaves and helps when moving it. May need the help of another person to slide it over it.
Stush
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norma_2006
10 years ago
I also agree with that name, but I am not that good regarding naming Sans. So now I'll but out. Norma
eahamel
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks, I believe it probably is trifasciata. It's hard to find many different hybrids here.

I hadn't thought about supporting those floppy leaves. But no, not a tomato cage. I use those for my tomatoes and can't stand the way they look. Maybe one string or wire around it, with a stake of some sort. I'll have to think about that, thanks for the idea.