That's a good looking sans, Stush.

Beautiful! I have immature and mature as well. I like them both, but yours is exceptional with its broad leaves!

As typical from juvenile growth, it tends to stack and have wider leaves than the standard plant. Still, if hahnii is a steady stable growth of trifasciata that stays a juvenile, why not fischeri.

Of course the anonymous giftor gets first dibbs on the next 3 rd. pup that comes true.

When I transplant into a larger container, we will see if new pups are standard or stay juvenile.

Stush, I have a Fischeri that I bought fairly mature and it is quite large. Leaves are between 9 and 12 inches long and it grows a little crazy. I love your little juvenile fischeri....cute pudgy leaves and all. I only have two fischeri, and both feature longer leaves. But, love them both just the way they are, no complaints.

Robinswfl, I do have the large variety both Singalaris and Leopard Bat. Both are different and nice. Only wish they were variegated. Crazy about variegation.

Those are GORGEOUS, Stush! Love 'em big and beautiful, in the crazy way they choose to grow. I guess I'm lucky....I don't like variegation so much....which is good, because my plants have precious little of it. ;-) Have just one Masoniana that is variegated, and almost everything else is "native green."

Now, the big question, What if you kept planting the juvenile rosette and it pupped true to form and after 4 years??

I have a Moonshine so far staying smaller and stacking with wider leaves and one pup did result in being normal but the others are staying true. (3 years)

Gave Chris one. I wonder if his is staying true?

The others I gave out were from regular stock. Except for the one reversed.

Dwarf stock has to come somewhere. No chemicals but selective breeding.

Has anyone ever heard of a hahnii reverting back to normal size? Strange that some have been known to bloom. Rare for a juvenile stage plant.

And note; So far I'm naming it 'Sans. Fischeri Singalaris Juvenile Rosette'. I know, what a long name. Or I may name it after the man who gave it to me, 'Anonymous'.

Almost forgot to say, what beautiful Fischeri spears your showing Mike.

Beautiful plant Stush... small but very healthy and happy looking... haha!