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Sansevieria trifasciata

16 years ago

I'm a new sans person and am just wondering if there are a lot of different varieties of the trifasciata? So far I have gotten 2 that must be common because I found them in 10 inch pots in the big box stores. The latest is an adorable one from EA-new colors.

Susan

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susancarol
Original Author
16 years ago
moving on down
flicker
16 years ago
Take a look at the glasshouseworks.com site and look at their sansevieria page. Good pictures with the names. Also go to the webshots site and search sansevieria--more than you have time to see!! AND you could join the sansevieria
forums on the net. There are photoalbums that are helpful for naming noid sans. There are 500 different kinds of sans, not all are trifasciata. It is a much more interesting group of plants than people realize.
Johanna
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