Great looking plants. You obviously have some expertise.

I tried Winnergreen once.

I need to give it another shot.

hi ...very nice!!! impressive looking plants.

what is the first photo on the left mean? ...where you have i'm assuming is the winnergreen surrounded by small/starting plants.

I wouldn't say expertise, but thank you

@T&B. Oh, no meaning, just a photo of the plant under some lighting, sorry for the confusion.
Although the leaf on the left in that pic is the mother leaf that this plant came from lol. Other than that, there is O.Modesty and Smitten kitten rooted and producing plantlets.

Here's a closer look: (already has 5 stalks w/6 blooms each)

This post was edited by Anon-Cdn on Tue, Dec 9, 14 at 22:32

Runner up is,

Imp's Beta Blocker:

Hi, This is one of those unique specialty AVs some who are in the highly experienced category know about. There is an interview with Jeff Smith on the podcast series, All About African Violets by Adrienne Reich, or screen name, Annie,
where he takes a tour of his Senk's and wasp and bustle-back plants he raises. In the interview, he explains about them. Thanks for posting the flower and name for our education! Joanne

There are a few of the "wasp" types produced that I'd like to get. :)

This post was edited by Anon-Cdn on Sat, Dec 27, 14 at 19:08

It is always interesting to know what other's collect and what catches their fancy. At one time, there was a listing on this Forum of Senk's. They were unusual, to say the least.