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Mason and Rauh seedling

22 years ago

Thanks to Russ and Cena, this is from the seed that I planted.

It was at the end of the Sansevieria Mason and Rauh.

First there was a lovely white flower, later just the stem but early in July I noticed a little orange ball at the end. Thought it might be a seed pod but wasn't certain as it never happened before.

Russ suggested I plant it and I did that and by end of July it had sprouted.

Here is a photo of the babe and am I ever a proud momma.

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Comments (3)

Cena
22 years ago
Oh, that is absolutely darling! Why do we (I) get so emotional about a miniature copy of the orginal?

Gosh, thats great Ellie!
lainielady
22 years ago
Congrats to the proud mama! Your little one is absolutely a joy to behold. You should be proud. - Elaine
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loucolo
Original Author
22 years ago
Oh, I am proud, you betcha!!!
Couldn't be more so if it had two arms and two legs.
For someone that seldom has luck with seeds, I am thrilled beyond words.

Cena, I guess I'm emotional about this because I never expected it to happen. Tell me, what baby isn't adorable?

Ellie

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