r/sansevieria

They smell so interesting! Can’t quite place it, but I like it!

Thx

This is Nick Cannon...I have had him for six years and he has given me 5 pups since I've had him. He was extremely healthy. He was doing wonderfully until early Friday morning. I took him to work thinking I would extract his pup while on break. He has been displayed in our office lobby for three years now. 🥹 I went to help someone in my office building, got distracted, and came back after 7 hours to find him STILL in the car...I audibly gasped. 😱😭 Wanted to giggle and cry at the same time. Is he or his pup salvageable at all? It's been over 24 hours, and he's still limp and has a papery texture. His roots seem normal.

She bloomed for the first time a few months ago, and just let out 5 more blooms!

Are these both Golden Flames?

Is this Golden Hahnii?

This plant nearly died. I had to remove most of the rhisome and re-root it. She finally started growing a healthy looking offshoot but it seemed to stall out on growth. After raising it out of the soil I now see why. It has no less than 7 rosettes forming, some in clusters and some are solid yellow. Is it trying to crest? And/or variagate?

I wasn't sure what to expect when I stuck a broken leaf in the pot. Im unsure of species? Appears it is not going to get the dark green strip and is uniform yellow. Will it eventually scorch and die like an albino?

New fin and a big flower stalk!

Happy plant:)

This is the same plant I brought from Whole Foods labelled as Whitney, but its a dwarf hahnii. Only 3 months later.

They snake along

Finally ran across a whale fin and it just so happend to be this bad boy. I know its normal for the rhizome to pop out of the soil a little, but at what point should I intervene?

Sorry if this is a silly question, I’m still learning but is this a good or bad sign 😭 this leaf fell off my sansevieria samurai when I dropped it last week so I thought I would try propagating it but I have never propagated anything before. Appreciate any advice ✨

Hi all! Most just curiosity, but is this just a mature fernwood or something else? My other fernwoods are just babies and they look so different.

I recently picked this one up at this size.

Thanks!

My snake plant is currently flexing hard in terms of pattern.

I bought these 3 babies from different sellers. According to their label: biggest to smaller pot= sliver blue > copper tone (has new baby!) > cleopatra.
Am I right ? Thank you for your comment in advance :)

Anytime I see a new one that I don’t have a new variety. I have to buy it. I don’t understand why though sometimes the leaves flop over? any ideas