It'll be fun to watch and see what happens. Nice plant. Your Walmart is better than mine!

Great find Stush!! That should come true in the pups. If you ever have a spare pup down the line, in the future, I would LOVE one of them! I really like that variegation. Different from 'Streaker'....almost like hahni striated which I have been looking for for a long time. That is awesome!!

Chris,
That hahnii has 3 pups forming right now. One does have the pattern in it and it is yourscome spring.

Stush,
You and your great finds. :)

Planto

Yup! Awesome find and good eye!! Thank you for your generous offer too!

Hi Stush,
If you want to give it a name, it is Hahnii 'Siebert', and it is definitely worth more as a collector plant than you paid for it. Good eye! Isn't it fun to walk the plant aisles armed with a little more information about plants than the average goof? Ha! There are probably more of these around the various Walmarts in the country, so readers get out there and find them!

Thank you Mike. I'll add it to my excel list.

Stush,

Hey stush you're always finding nice treasures in your neck of the woods, So how have you been lately?

I've just been peddling @ my garden lately nothing serious had to bring my Sans. Bantel back in doors and it has had some nice growth added to it and is looking strong as ever too.

That one agave plant you sent me really looks nice, the one I thought at first was a Sanseveria plant until you straightened me out on the I.D, at first I thought boy this plant is growing fast!

Anyway she looks really nice and strong and it's healthy and it's been growing quick too.

Stush, Have a Merry Christmas and a happy New Years brother.

Greg

Hahnii 'Seibert' is described on page 84 in Chahinian's book. It was named after James Seibert of dallas Center, Iowa. My plant didn't travel such a long way: I found it in a garden center near my home in Italy. Maybe it is a common mutation.Very strong and fast growing plant, indeed.

I have had Sans in my life for well over 50 years. It was not until I joined this site that I knew anything. You guys taught me everything. I changed the soil from regular garden soil to fast draining soil and also started feeding them more. The result, I have never seen so much change and different growth in my plants as what I got last year on my porch. Thanks all and Marry Christmas and a very prosperous New Year.
Nice hearing from you Greg.

roberto2 thanks for sharing your photo too. Does anyone grow a striated hahni??? (variegation more "random" throughout the leaves and different on each pup)? I know they exist....but have never seen one. Stush....it is a fun group of plants. A regular S. trifasciata can suffer in the corner of a dark room with almost no water for years. However, given proper mix, warmth, sun, fertilizer, and regular watering it is amazing to watch them put out new growth!!

Chris,
The hahnii you gave me so far is the most random variegated plants I own. The Streaker reverted back to more normal tones for now.

They are looking GREAT Stush!! Good growing!! I like those two cultivars a lot and they don't take up too much room!

I have only grown two, then gave it to the Huntington
gardens, I was afraid it was going to die for me, it had gray variegation on the middle of the leaves. Don't remember the name. It's shown in Juan's book. It'e been stable for us. One more that showed a lot of yellow died after about five year. on this one each leaf was different also each growth. Until as far as I am concerned, it is not a new form until it is stable. This is just my training and opionion. I don't think it matters that much, Norma

I found this today at the greenhouse and remembered it from this thread. There are 4 crammed into the pot. (is anyone still looking for one of these?) I'm not sure this one has the most prominent yellow stripe through the center, but there's something there. Go me. :)

Yes you got one. Good for you. I got two myself, and almost as big as yours. Great find.
Stush

Great find! Mine (thanks again Stush!) is pupping!!

Only if it is special to you, they are only leaves.

LIKE

GREG Lol..

Stush and woodnative, do you both still have your hahnii seibert? I won an unmarked sans from ebay and I could see the stripes on it, very faint. I did a search for hahnii striped and came across this thread. I should get it by Wednesday and I will post a picture, I don't think posting the seller's picture is allowed.

Cool. Do all of the pups have that? There are three plants in the pot I won and they all have those faint sripes.

Yes the variegation is stable and comes true. All pups have it. The effect is subtle

Received my sans today.

Very nice!! You have quite a collection now!!

Very nice, good luck with it!