It has another bloom stock. Since Chris gave me a variegated one, What to do with some many plain Senegambica and since the pot needs to be in a bigger container yet.

I'm not familiar with senegambica and google wasn't any help.

Senegambica looks like a darker version of trifasciata only a stiffer harder leaf. They seem to be very hardy and easy to grow.

Hi Stan, if you end up with to many seeds, I would love to try some.

Okay, sending some come spring/summer when ripe. I got some a few years ago and it looked like it went thru a press and all seeds were smashed so no guarantee on how they will arrive. Will try my best to protect them also if any postal x-rays are used will kill them also. If foil is rapped around them, they just turn up the x-rays until they see thru them like they do at the air port. I got some from China that was in a tiny stuffed animal. Note said look inside. They were excellent and grew well. But that was 20 years ago. Never had success again.

Also found info on GlassHouseWorks; http://www.glasshouseworks.com/succulents/succulents-s/sansevieria-senegambica-cornui

How cool! I would mail the seeds in little boxes. I've been sent seeds in envelopes a few times and they are always crushed.