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oldstumpy1 Long Island ny

9 years ago

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floorwalker IN zone 5b/6
9 years ago
Thanks for the pics. Very good looking. I like the second one.
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vitorama
9 years ago
That Whitney!!! Stunning! Just a gorgeous plant. Stumpy, what Sans are in the 4th and 5th pictures? That variegate is lovely. The ballyi-looking one looks like it has caudexed! Has it, or am I seeing things?
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oldstumpy1 Long Island ny
Original Author
9 years ago
thank you I'm not one who can keep the names straight or remember them.

the first one was a house warming gift from 1971 and the one in the saucer was put there about five years ago as a temporary pot but did so well I left it. the rest are local nursery finds. Richard
Stush2049 Pitts. PA, zone 6
9 years ago
Lori, I think the 4th. one down is Sansevieria trifasciata Futura 'Asahi'. I have leaves like that on some of mine but every leaf is different. I was going to ask Richard the same question.

They look great Richard.
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