Hay RainforestGuy,
I was on your Photo Bucket page. What a collection you have. Do you own all these? Looks impressive.
Thanks,
Stush

I've been collecting rare plants from the age of 12. Bought an expensive variegated sago palm and paid $100 for it back then. But later sold it for $1,000 after a few years. This is my process of buying rare plants multiplying it and get something rarer thus an ever increasing collection that has allowed me to make many contacts and being able to get many rare stuff before it is actually released.
I have grown many rare and very otherwise slow and impossible to grow plants with ease. For those who are interested I can offer a lot of helpful solutions to growing the most difficult plants and also propagate them mostly for trade. I rarely sell plants these days, it's more of a trade for something I want versus something a collector might want from me.
Originally it was difficult to even get a dollar for mother in law's tongue plant, but today I see on eBay that things have sold for very high prices.
There is a whole new generation of sansevierias that have not been on the market yet. I myself are not that fond of them because I don't like to see color on sansevierias other than yellow, gold, green, white, etc. Some of the newer stuff have reds, oranges and even purple on them. If you want color, grow a bromeliad! Sansevieria is reserved for the sake of growing them indoors and with ease.
I also have other photobucket sites with orchids, hoyas, tillandsias, nepenthes, variegated collection, etc.

Thanks Rainforestguy,
I am truly impressed. I just started buying some nice sans from Bob Smoley's garden world. He has no pictures but a discreption. He sells for less than anyone else. I like him also. I met him when he had a shop in Pa. I just wish I could someday see your collection. O well, pictures are the next best thing.
Thanks again.
Stush
PS I just started to post my pictures!

Bob Smolley is an excellent supplier of any plants. I highly recommend his plants!

That last picture looks like the one Glasshouse Works calls Sans. Tri~ 'Gold Flame'. I like it. But I suppose it doesn't get to 3 feet. I like the big ones.
Stush