2011 - SANSEVIERIA
Have been wanting two new varieties of sansevieria. On Christmas 2010 received 5 new types; two kinds sansevieria cylindrica and three kinds bird's nest sansevieria from Karen and Michael. I'm *so* excited about growing these new plants.
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2013-11-6 Sanseveria cylindrica flower stalk - eventually there were 3 stalks - resemble the other somewhat, but shorter, for sure
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2012-7-17 The Birdsnest Sansevieria (the only one out of the 3 birds' nests I was gifted) is doing ok. I finally moved it out o
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2012-7-18 Sansevieria flower stalk. Only a few more buds left to open. I expect the display will be over soon.
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2012-7-16 With the fingers, that should give an idea as to size of the individual Sansevieria blossom.
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2012-7-16 Sansevieria - She blooms!
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Sansevieria flower stalk in bud 6/30/12 PL DE
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12/19/11 - The two that are left are happy. Squirrels, House Sparrows, and over-watering, that'll do any plant in.
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3/23/11 - Transplanted all 5 varieties into their own pots. Update 3/25/11: The palest one on the left died over the winter. Th
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3/7/11 - Karen and Michael took a trip to the bottom of Delaware, just to buy these plants for me at Pepper Greenhouses near Mil
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3/7/11 - two varieties of Sansevieria Cylindrica. Pepper Greenhouses, Milton, DE, did not individually label these two plants.
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3/7/11 - On the left, trifasciata "Black Star; on the right trifasciata "Hanii", in front, trifasciata "Hani
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3/7/11 - Pictured in background is the sansevieria cylindrica, in the foreground are three shorter varieties of bird's nest sans
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3/7/11 - The traditional Mother-in-law's-Tongue, or Snake Plant. It bloomed for me a few years ago. See next pic.
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Sansevieria blossoms 8/5/09
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