Rots of ruck on the rooting, Karen. I fancy that you'll have roots in time for celebrating the Year of The Dragon in style (3/2/12).

BTW - is the little holder pot made in Germany? I have some like that one which are.

mmm methinks its look somehow like fischeri

Hi PG-
I live not far from you in NJ and experienced both the earthquake and Irene. Certainly strange.

It is fun rooting leaves. Amazing how they will site there and do nothing for months and then pop out a pup seemingly overnight!

Be normal, just use a stake tied to the leaves for support. You'd do it for orchids, you'd do it to support a tomato, why wouldn't you do it to support tall leaves.
Sansevieria has the fastest turn around for rooting from even dead dried roots over almost any plant in the plant kingdom.

Excuse me -- 'be normal'?

Excuse me, - that' no way to start a conversation. Pls. go away or in the alternative, don't participate in threads I originate.

YOU can tie your leaves to a stake, I don't care to, don't like how it looks & don't need to. What I'm doing works just fine w/out needing you or your opinion.

I am not asking for your help, nothing is broken here that needs you or your fixing.

It is offensive & presumptuous of you to keep assuming we're all broken & in such need of your rescue. Continuing to insert yourself & your opinions into discussions where your assistance is not requested is unwanted & unwelcome.

"Sansevieria has the fastest turn around for rooting from even dead dried roots over almost any plant in the plant kingdom."

One of your more absurd statements to date.

Perhaps you could observe the fact that several of us here at Sans. forum simply WILL NOT INTERACT W/ YOU.

Jeff: Thx for the rots of ruck rooting ... little 'holder' pot has no ID on it, I've got about 4-5 of 'em -- great for mini-crassulacae, etc. You know how you prop up your cuttings w/ rocks, we'll w/ no yard for rocks, I've found these small pots do a nice job.

Helli: Thx for the Fischeri suggestion, I see the older name for that was Singularis. I've got a Sans. from Logees (I think, it was a a gift) identified a Singularis, which looks very different. (When my camera is fixed, I'll try to post pix.)

Woodnative,

Hi, we're sort of neighbors huh? Wasn't that one of THE strangest weeks of weather you've ever seen?

Oddly I get about three private messages a day. Plus email messages to my email address. ALL asking about specific questions.
Sansevieria has the fastest rooting of any genera and a wilted plant can bounce back from near dead-looking in short order. UNLESS you're doing something odd or abnormal this plant grows like a weed!
Try staking it, after it settles in, you can remove the stake. Using a pot sideways to support a plant seems very odd and strange. It's like digging a hole to repair a flat tire.

"Try staking it,"

NO, not interested in doing so, what part of that is unclear to you?

Karen,

Trolls with benefits surely do present their own problems, but he's laying bait - don't take it.

RFG's ignorant about tomatoes, too - everyone knows they're better-grown caged instead of staked.

His confusion of mind is most evident in his last two sentences - you don't need to respond to his churlish postings.

Hay guys, I like all of you. Please get along. I don't want some one not posting or quitting here. I don't think RFG's remark was ment to be mean.
Karen, you really helped me out on my search for the plant I had as a child. Nice direction you sent me on.
thanks,
Respectfully
Stush

Hi Stush,

I see you're well intended, but perhaps we should leave that alone cause I don't really want to get into other folks' interpretation of his behavior. I have the eyes & ears G_d gave me & they work just fine, thanks.

I'm glad that I was able to be of help (was it about that Syngonium? If so, arrow shaped leaves were the tip off for me). Anyway, glad you were happy w/ the result.

Hi pirate_girl
Will a sans re establish it's roots quicker if it has a bit of natural sunlight, or will it just go by it's own sweet time getting back to normal?
By the way I like the (pot prop) idea. Say that fast three times.

Steve

Karen, Yes it was and I found one similar on Glassworks and just ordered it. Don't know if it is the same but looks closest to it. SYNGONIUM PODOPHYLLUM HOLLY / RIBBON and SYNGONIUM PODOPHYLLUM RENOIR.
Thanks again.
Stush

Well OK then Stush, glad you found what you wanted.

Hi Steed,

Sorry, I don't know the answer, have never had that experience. Am GUESSING a bit of natural sunlight would be some help.

Hey PG-
That WAS one of the strangest weeks of weather......up until this past Saturday. SNOW...and lots of it.....in October!! This has been the strangest weather years. The sudden drop in temps caught some of my Sans that were still outside by surprise. However, nothing I didn't have backups of inside!