Richard,
Welcome to our forum. And most definitely it is worth every penny. Careful on those blown spots. Keep warmer than most other sans and drier this time of year. That one with the stripe, Come spring I would remove it and grow it out on it's own. That is some thing rare. Your plant BTW is a Sansevieria trifasciata 'MoonShine'.
Stush

Hi stush
thanks for the id
actually there are four or five with that stripe.
if you would like remind me in the spring and I will send you one .if I can get back to the nursery where I picked up this one up they had several and some different ones.some were really beat up

Richard

Very good Stush on the ID. But I think the "green" leaves are 'Moonshine Reversion', sometimes called 'Robusta' although perhaps we should agree to not use "Robusta" on at least two accounts. . . it's a Latin form and duplicates the names of a Sans species. That trifasciata stripe is indeed rare - I think.

Solar,
Those are 'Moonshine'. Just like most the others, the older leaves turn darker with age. Same as on my plant. My 'Silver Laurentii' gets a green just like that with of course with the yellow edges, as well as 'Gray Lady'.
Remember 'Marquest' who used to post here. She found one with a stripe just like above. Almost like the ones Roberto just showed.
Yes Richard, I will take you up on that come spring.
Thank you.
Stush

Hoping I might have something you like so I could have one tooooooo! :)

Hey Richard,

Fancy meeting you here. Very nice finds. Be careful, finds that nice we may start lining up outside your door. Moonshine is a favorite of mine (I especially like their dark green leaf edges which show well on your find).

May they do well for you.

thank you I just separated in into three pots because it was soaking wet. here is another picture of it, at least five separate plants have the stripe either in the middle or along the edge.

Richard

Very good you got it out of that wet mess. Sure killer this time of year. Looks great. Good find indeed.