Sans have points? Really?

Very sharp apex (top of leaves) Jeff not the S. trifascata generally. Well not at my house. The ones that don't need more water, and grow on the East coast of Africa, and need more heat. Many have dried dull potted gray or white points that looked like an emory board filed the down and smooth growiing in dryer bush land on the side of cliffs, under an old tree etc. and if a judge takes points off for this he doesn't know what he is doing. Norma

Jeff thanks for that, Norma

Sans. pinguicula has sharp tips just in case you DIDN'T know.

Yes thanks RFG, some of us DO know that eh Jeff (ouch, ouch).

FYI: for anyone having to transport these plants, or any of the sharp pointed Sans., a useful suggestion is to put styrofoam packing peanuts onto the tips & only remove them after arriving at one's destination. This helps A LOT!

RFG,

I did a coast-to-coast trip with a S.p. spine punctured under my fingernail. I know better than most how true this, since you didn't know.

Karen,

The start of some fond memories began with a North Korean torture-like succulent accident in economy class! The next time, I'm wrapping them with duct tape and streaming them with warning ribbon.

I am a died in wool Sansevieria Trifasciat fan. I just don't like the other types. I have several from Bob Smoley's garden world. 'Bantels Sensation', 'Forescate', as well as the old standards. Also I'm new to this site and don't know how to get started with my own post or including installing pictures. I have lots. I have been involved in plants since i was a child.

Stush,

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