Yeah, that's Black Coral, Black Gold is totally different. I saw 2 sizes of Black Coral for sale on the Hirt's Garden website...

http://hirts.com/search.php?Search=&search_query=Sansevierias

Well I've been told buy multiple, long time sans growers that Black Gold is the original name of the cultivar.

Yes, Hirts Garden sells them, but for an expensive price!

Oh, idk... It's just that I have a Black Gold and a Black Gold Superba and they don't look like the Black Coral at all. But then again I'm fairly new to the Sans world...

Have a great weekend!

I found one of these at Home Depot one time. You might check your local Lowes or HD. I gave mine away to a friend, or I would share with you.

barbmock I have a checked my local Lowes and found a darker Sans but instead of large black/green stripes it's more large silvery green stripes. I think it is a Zeylanica, it doesn't help they are never labeled anything but snake plant.

I wish I could help you out but I just received a cutting myself from my generous friend. In the future though....

This is Black Coral. Black Gold is different - dark with yellow margin.

I saw a pot full of Black Coral for under $10 at Lowe's in spring. Too big for me to winter over so I passed on it. It sold out all 5 in a month's time. I see them on Ebay of $20 for one. Add another $10 for shipping. I would wait for next year to see all the big box stores.

Liberyx As someone else also comfirmed in the above comments. Black Gold was the original name of the plant pictured. Sometime later it started being referred to as Black Coral, most likely by some company because they thought Compacta(deep green sans with yellow/gold margins) would better be suited with the name Black Gold.

Stush2049 Thank you, I going to keep looking. But you're right, I might be waiting until next year

Mrsjdbeltran Ok, thank you for your comment. I saw this form labeled as Black Coral many times here in Germany and on the internet, so I thought it was the right name...

Liberyx No problem. I think plant names can be one of the most confusing, complicated and misleading things.