guess there is a photo limit as we continue, or maybe not gerrrr!

Fred

I guess I have a dozen types. Do you have photo's of yours?

No, I can't figure out how to post pictures on here. i can try though since I am not too busy right now. Give me a little bit and I will see if I can post a picture.

So cool! I figured it out! This sans is my mini sans. I have had it about a year now and it has a new baby this summer. The quarter is in the pot with it to show how small it is.

Here are the rest. The one top right is my 40 something year old that stands about 4 foot tall. The one top left stands about 3 foot tall, my oldest son just bought it for me a few weeks ago. The one top middle was given to me a year ago along with my 40 something year old and it stands about 18 inches tall. The one bottom left is a type of cylindrica that I traded for about a year ago. It was badly sunburned when I got it but it has sprouted three leaves since I have had it. I am just wondering when it will start multiplying. The one bottom right I know is a bird nest type. I have had it about a year too.

What is the name of the lower left plant in the fifth picture? It looks kind of grassy.

I believe it is a type of sansevieria cylindrica. Not 100 percent sure but that is what I was told from the person that sent it to me.

very nice collection Patton!

Thank you sans2014! Yours are awesome too!

Your little Sans in that ceramic log; is it a "spoon hemp" (sorry can't remember the scientific name)? now I've got to search I know the name just got to find....

from Glasshouseworks:

Sansevieria spicata (hort: concinna?)
"Tea Spoon Hemp" Manda's compact houseplant with unique spatulate short leaves of deep green ending in "spoon handle" bottoms; pale fragrant tubular flowers. Certainly one of the most attractive and appealing of the small statured "Hemps" even if its botanic identity remains in limbo. Certainly much too compact and dark to be the true species S. concinna.

I wasn't given a name when I got it. I was just told that it is one of the world's smallest sans. What you found sounds like it though. I have had it a year and got it in a trade. For a year it didn't do anything other than lose a few leaves and then this summer a baby popped up.

Very nice plant

Anyone else have some sans*-serif* pics to share?

*no, I'm gonna leave it there so everyone can know what I deal with*