My humble collection

10 years ago

I recieved my first Sans. Last summer, almost killed it, and then rescued it this spring. After doing some research, I started searching for them locally. I found the very dark one last week and then found a laurentii and a cylindrica today. And recieved a black gold from Rockdale the other day. Here is my new collection, surely to grow larger in many ways. <3

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enterotoxigenic000

10 years ago

Nice start! A great reason for having lots of sans is that they help with purifying the air we breathe, yeah, that's it, clean the air.

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Katrina
10 years ago
Nice job! You're well on your way to Sans obsession. I started late Feb, early March and now I can't get enough. I love decorating and plants always look nice in a well styled home, but I couldn't keep anything alive. I did a search for easy to grow plants and the Sans kept coming up. There are so many different varieties. I bought 4 Midnight my first time. The rest is history! Obsession....
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NextObsession?
10 years ago
Nicola - what a sweet little group you have there, you must be so pleased. Just beautiful plants and a great variety. I'm right there with you - I started with a Black Gold/Compacta and a couple smaller Sans and then a cylindrica from Home Depot.

Katrina, I sympathize. I bought a variety of house plants and I'm dissatisfied with the leaf tips going brown, dead leaves dropping on the floor, etc. I quickly narrowed it down to Sans, like you. And one beloved fiddle-leaf fig. The only other plants I like quite a lot are peace lilies, they like low light but also lots of water compared to Sans.
vitorama
10 years ago
That is a great collection, Nicola! It's a great way to start. Obsession to follow.....
Nicola Ness
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks! I have a lot of plant related obsessions. My boyfriend complained recently that I don't have enough houseplants spread about the house, because I had been hoarding everything under my grow light (mostly orchids and African violets). So I used that as my excuse to explore the world of houseplants, starting with the one I already had which was the sans on the far right in the photo. Now I have plants all over the place. I am very much looking forward to them filling up some space . I am really enjoying hunting for snake plants. I can't wait to find a compact variety.
woodnative
10 years ago
They are a nice group of plants. Where in Eastern PA? I was born in Philadelphia but grew up in Bucks County, now in NJ.
Nicola Ness
Original Author
10 years ago
I am from New Hope, but we just moved up to Ottsville.
Rockdale (RI Z6)
10 years ago
Looking good. I have a feeling that you will fill that windowsill soon. :)
woodnative
10 years ago
Nice. I grew up in Southampton, been to Ottsville but not for many years.
Sans2014
10 years ago
Another Pennsylvanian Yeah! Nice collection by the way, good luck with them!