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Older leaves get sun bleached to more white. If I kept them inside, they would be more perfect but little flaws don't brother me as well. Sansevieria 'Bantel's Sensation' Bantel's Sensation snake plant is a patented variety that shows off exceptional thin, dark green leaves elegantly variegated with cream and white stripes. Browse pictures and read growth / cultivation information about Sansevieria Species, Snake Plant (Sansevieria aubrytiana) supplied by member gardeners in the PlantFiles database at Dave's Garden. I think that you have nothing to wait for - dig it out, check the roots and move to a different substrate, whatever works best for you. Asolutley every thing in this life carries meaning down to the finest details only until we realise and respect that truth constantly from every angle do we wash our minds of the associate hate and fear that other corrupts minds instill through the life we grow through. To those advocating against Sticky Traps, ive just used a set of 4 sticky's to catch both a Rat and then a mouse that have been living in my kitchen avoiding my two cats who wait hunting for them all the time. Here's the mix it was in, had a lot of fine stuff which I sifted out. Trade name: Sansevieria Aubrytiana’Jade’, Sansevieria J oboa, Sansevieria J iboia, Sansevieria Jaboa and Sansevieria Joboia, Sansevieria trifasciata jiboia, Sansevieria aubrytiana "Joboia", Sansevieria "Ayo" and "Hannibal" and "Danish Crown". 8. I think that S.trifasciata cultivar with thinner leaves might respond faster. It looks older. Stay true your values that you help form between you and nature's sacred truth's don't be fooled, don't compromise. More often than not, I divide only if someone wants a plant. Sans are best in groups as stated. Till they correct the problem. I also killed Gold. If I kept them inside, they would be more perfect but little flaws don't brother me as well. I have been having much better luck with. No, Sans. My contractor doesn't get back to me until the 19th of August to paint the entire interior, reside the exterior, and tear out the kitchen tile so the floor person can come in. LOL, it gets sooo cold I can't see the stars if I breathe because of the breath fog in the cold air. The more light it is in, and if its overly warm in the room, the faster photosynthesis, and faster the soil dries. Hope this helps! aubrytiana (Jaboa) 'Lauren' which is similar looking. Rina, I fully understand. So I hold my breath: the stars are literally breathtaking! I have lost couple of Jade dwarfs after dividing it. The captain's chairs are being retired to the box room as extra seating. That is why the need for well-draining soil is important. However, the same procedure does not seem to work with 'Silver Blue' sansevieria (also dehydrated!). Every plant I have that pup out and I leave them together does very well for me. I don't "reason" - my opinion is based upon personal practice and experience, that's all. Started with just one, then later on others started bending and looking “wilty”. (Manly P.hall,Alan Watts, JBPeterson) MeaningWave is recommended music for any folks out there. ETA: Al (Tapla) has since pulled his several comments from here after I pointed out they were not all helpful. So its not a good idea to water so frequently. They are also known as the ‘Mother-in-law’s tongue,’ due to the upright leaves, growing in the shape of a tongue with a thick texture. Only 8-10 inches tall. How about repot and transitions to full or almost full sun? Plants I lost got very 'flaccid' so I assumed I was underwatering. The fireplace surround and hearth will be slate with a different firebox. Ever seen a willow tree roots going into a water pipe? My favorite winter activity is bundling up with warm clothes and a blanket and coffee while I sit on the porch in the am. Jade dwarf looks much better since I put it outside (dappled shade). Pls note that's a YES or NO question. To expand on what Socks is saying, Sansevieria are almost like succulents actually, they store a good deal of water in their thick leaves. Thankfully, someone was looking for plants to be given as a wedding favours, so I was able to get rid of them. Can you post a pic of it? I divide Sans in case they are breaking pots (like the Moonshine I linked to). Houzz Tour: Sophisticated Luxury in a San Francisco Condo, Houzz Tours: Parisian Modern Style for a San Francisco Flat, Put Your Feet Up: A Dozen Overstuffed and Comfy Rooms, 13 Popular Kitchen Storage Ideas and What They Cost, Modern Party Etiquette for Hosts and Guests, Sansevieria kirkii v. kirkii 'Superclone' in bud. Thought they needed more water—-wrong! Ellen. It's hot here now, I want to water it every week, but am afraid to overwater it. What I need to know is why do some people find it necessary to divide up their plants. guineensis variegata which is now hyacinthoides variegata. I just repotted and divided 4th pot that was breaking - here is the thread: REPOTTING SANS. My personal favorites are the old standbys Sansevieria trifasciata and “ laurentii “, cylindrica (this is the 1 they braid), “moonshine“, “ futura superba ” and “gold hahnii “. But i kept Knala inside who was going to catch and eviscerate in in the Garden tho i did not want her brining it in again as she does not kill most of her prey and leaves most unharmed(Lizards) as she lives with a Bearded Dragon. Size Snake Plants grown as houseplants average in height from 8″ to 7′. I ended up digging them out of their pot and found several rhizome portions had turned mushy from root rot. I have unpotted it, removed all dried-up roots, several leaves and stuck it into a pot filled with fine grit (2 mm diameter). Sansevieria Vs Dracaena As of 2021, we've decided to continue the use of "Sansevieria" on our website. KarenS got logged out of Houzz & is Locked Out. So Al, your response was to pull your comments entirely? It is probably very warm and bright where they are being grown for wholesale. 0: Sa 177: Sansevieria 'African Dawn' Related to S. aubrytiana but with leaves so densely mottled to appear whitish-green with thin green lines. If you come across any of these I think you will be much pleased. Took me a minute when you spoke of losing your 'Jade', to realize that you meant a Hahnii Jade, been there, done that :>(. 30607: SANSEVIERIA 'JABOA' AGA: $10.00 An unfortunate update: it bit the dust. The new Sansevieria ‘Lauren’ has not been observed under all possible environmental conditions. For many fans of this plant, the change in genus was a shock - even to us. But when we moved I ended up on the right because that's where we could fit our cradle. Bummer. A suitable old mantel has not yet been located. My large sans (I think it was a moonglow) went from 12 leaves down to 4. If you got it from someone else, other parts of the plant may have been damaged-causing it stress. Cylindrica is growing quite well and has been divided, and so is Moonshine. Sansevieria varieties are colloquially known as ‘snake plants’ because of their long leaves and tapered ends. The section that lived had rhizome/roots that looked almost exactly like yours in the picture. Sometimes when sold as "Danish Crown" they are just leaf cuttings. Do try watering it not from above, but from below. My severely under potted S. trifasciata 'White Striped Giant' put out a flower stalk. Later learned that the leaves could experience damage or trauma that could result in a bend. I've never seen a curled leaf from over, so I'm thinking it's underwatered. Are you both agreeing that I should bottom water it? Maybe it knows I don't care for its yellow stripe, I probably shouldn't have even bought it. Anyways—it was obvious which ones had root rot. I suspect it was already damaged when it came to me. Several are coming up soon at New Orleans auction. I saw this sans in a nursery awhile ago and thought why are some of the leaves bending? Houzz Tour: San Francisco’s Haas-Lilienthal House. Much harder to grow than Sans. The mix is what it came in from fellow grower, not a store. There is a photo of the mix I use. To Karen, These are the plants I was talking about for a replacement for Siam Silver. And I'm still there, even though now the cradle is for grandchildren. The brass chandelier is going in my bedroom; living room chandeliers will be black iron as I believe LB Interiors and several other people also suggested early on. One had a developed a small bend/curl in the leaf. The Sansevieria Trifasciata Varieties by B. Juan Chahinian: 2 brand new and one slightly used. Perhaps this is due to different leaf structure. Depending on the variety, other types of sansevieria plants have other common names. Aloes and Jades and Haworthia I use more grit and perlite. I have lost similar sans and refused replacement knowing the same fate is waiting for them. They are remarkably aware and cute little buggers, worth noting Scabberina(she my pet now :3) is far smaller than the male rat i had as a small child who as the time felt like smol pupper. It did bleed from a toe as it had struggled but calmed down as i covered it then slowly helped unstick the cute thing, last one was a team effort of using me pulling its tail while she pulled using her hands and pushed with a hooked toe to land in the enclosure i set. May I pls point out that this discussion btwn Basia & Al isn't remotely helpful to my post or original question? I've cut up the good part of the leaves & will try to propagate. And I water it from below :) Seems to work, turgor is back and plant looks fine again. Its not too late, they are pretty resilient so its ok to repot it with better soil. The phenotype of the new cultivar may vary with variations in environment such as temperature, light intensity, and day length without any change in the genotype of the plant." Whichever medium you use-make sure the roots get oxygen to fully develop (no soggy soil/medium—WHICHEVER way you water it). The curing leaf may be a sign of over watering. I love Aĺl animals will always put my life at risk to help another good person no matter what species as Humans would never have been able to sustain their evolutionary path in life without that deep unconditional empathed universal kindness engrained into human soul. Just thinking our loud. Now some will say "But I do water it regularly". I am thinking about getting the Sayuri Sans. So I divided them again and ended up with more than 100! This may seem an exaggerated level of wholesomeness but meta-Physic spiritual morals aside this conscious understanding of life is practical on a fundamental degree of practical higher functionality as the whole point of life, even through opposing force is only to create systems that perform the most work with the least amount of effort. I live in the south. Tapla, No disrespect. So I watered it yesterday, was almost a week later. The dining room chairs will be os de mouton. The leaf has a pink blush spreading from the base upwards. Thanks for such a lovely reminder on Mother's Day. Looks just like yours. The hahnii group is plants stuck in a juvenile stage which makes them weaker. I've rebuilt my collection of many different kinds, tho' few have formal IDs anymore. Still, rotted roots doesn't pick up water. When the cats became aware they chased it through the house 3times i cornered it under a desk, then it slipped away until one day with the slider open i litterally ushered it outside with only a determined glare and a sweater to pounce on it if tried anything, it leaped in the air next to the fireplace landed and looked at me realized i would move slow if it moved slow... it thought about escaping but its only option was under the couch where sides were blocked and its been trapped under on several occasions with both my cats hunting it under where they can reach but it hid deeper where they can't and waited them out for hours,,, they are out/indoor so they would leave and rat stayed...happened many times until i ushered the thing out. Highly variegated plants get more beat up with hot summer sun and wind. Over watered sans show the same signs as under watered sans do. Patrick Dunne has convinced me to use only one of the couches in the living room and move the other into my library/sitting room, both to be recovered in a caramelish, light tobacco colored leather. I switched to my own well composted soil with great success. I had cut off the floppy leaf as it was annoying me. The saved ones needed to dry out a bit first....as adding even more water doesn’t help. *Jaboa is a **trade name for Sansevieria aubrytiana. I find when there is good light temps are high you almost can't overwater them (quite the opposite in the dark, cool winter).... they seem to thrive on the extra water as long as there is high temps and light. Last two are Sansevieria aubrytiana (Jaboa) 'Lauren' and Sansevieria aubrytiana (Sayuri) 'Yellow Stone'. When I saw one of the leaves flop over again, I pulled the plant out of the mix & saw the base was rotted. The television is going inside a handsome armoire quatre portes. Any variegated plant is harder than an all green one. That's why I posted asking for help. Difference between JABOA vs AUBRYTIANA Sansevieria - YouTube Water from below then it does able to seek it out by the increase of humidly in the tiny air pockets in the soil. Is that a nice fast draining mix? But I've always avoided the yellow stripe as I don't like them. (my 'Siam Silver' got rust, so I am sensitive to the issue). Do you have one and do the leaves bend? If the plant doesn't get water, the leaves will wilt and flop over. And I also like clumps of plants. SANSEVIERIA 'FROSTY SPEARS' AGA: $13.00: Silver green attractive leaves, a large fat blue form of S.suffruticosa. Every year I remove all the pups off my S. futura Asahi due to so many people wanting one. (Maybe it's 'cause I was a word processor for many yrs., but blocks of text that long w/out any paragraph breaks are just too hard to read.). Your soil mix is dependent on how you water or take care of your plants. Same with Sans. If you water from above, then it is like a gift from heaven and roots just get lazy :). Saved one grouping-but one was the original with a weird bend and curl to its shape. Don't feel too bad on this Karen. If you continue with that water schedule, the other leaves might just do the same thing. Thanks for trying, but I'm not new to Sans., have grown them for over 20 yrs. Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping, By dividing rhizomes, tubers, corms or bulbs (including offsets), Allow pods to dry on plant; break open to collect seeds, Central Phoenix -- I have an Aloe Christmas Carol, ... read more, I just found one upside down on our patio and put him ... read more, Flocks to the suet feeder along with the dozen or so ... read more, On January 24th every year we celebrate National Peanut ... read more, Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of the Davesgarden.com, January 24th Is National Peanut Butter Day. I kept the funky bent leaf with the other 3 until the plant was healthy enough to start growing its own pups and a healthier root system, then I also cut it off and tried to propagate with it-but it was too old. It is good practice - roots start out in search of the water and well, extra effort seems to do them good. So I potted it slightly larger to better fit that root, will wait a couple of days & then water it, maybe deeply. If you are keeping it in low light, the soil is probably staying wet for too long. And these plants get a lot of bright light, just a few feet away from unobstructed west windows. Thanks. Outside they get more abuse from hot sun and windy storms. Can't find a balance, wondering if I should just unpot it to check its roots. I may unpot it to check the roots in the next couple of days. I try to water this plant from to time to time (maybe every 10 days or so), but it doesn't seem to make any difference, the center leaf just doesn't uncurl. Sansevieria. Luckily it doesn't bloom which will stop it's growth cycle and cause the end of the main plant. Robusta Snake Ornamental Plant (Sansevieria Robusta) The Sansevieria Robusta Snake Plant is a rather new addition to the Sansevieria’s genus and native to India. Thx again for wanting to help; I looked again & while interesting, I don't see anything I can distill from that. Replanted several weeks ago and no sign of improvement as yet. Older leaves get sun bleached to more white. Simply because the name is still being heavily used in informal settings and therefore it's much more familiar to our visitors. It was pricey so I didn’t want to pay for what I thought was a defect plant. I have 3 large pots of this one, which were all pups/offsets separated from original 1 pot I got about 6yrs ago. I would have appreciated an answer beyond treat it like a succulent. Yellow Stone is a sport of Sayuri. The big pastoral picture stays over the mantel; the large mirror from my bedroom--there's a photo of it somewhere in this thread--goes on the wall behind the dinner table. I didn't try bottom watering - maybe it would helped? Just one you could use a stick and tie it to. Prices on application. I foolishly left the door open some nights later and the rat had been waiting and Waltz its lucky butt back inside to live.... Cats very clearly notified me it was under refrigerator so i used 4 sticky Mouse traps, upon returning home it was flopping about Lucky as can be as my cats came i very soon and would have annihilated it. This plant and the flower stalk has nice variegation, if seed were produced the seeds probably would produce a percentage of variegated seedlings. This Mouse has had so much facetime with me as its been living between stove, behind cuppord wall and refrigerator for 19months+ coming out to clean used dishes or find crumbs, highly intelligent tiny thing only my silent lava corn had a chance of catching on the fly, which is where this mouse will end up after its lived out rest of its life. I divided it about 3yrs ago, and every single pup grew many pups. Common names include mother-in-law’s tongue, devil’s tongue, jinn’s tongue, bowstring hemp, snake plant, and snake tongue. Disappointing. They grow way much better together and unless you promised some out, why? 30605: SANSEVIERIA T~'GREEN FOUNTIAN' AGA: $13.00: Thin light green almost grass like leaves making a very attractive hanging basket in time. Now she lives in my room above Zorro Dragons Dubia Roch Colony. I was trying to like it, really I was. & even I've given talks on them. A lot of my taller sans leaves droop at times. In this pic, it's the same one on the far right before that leaf went floppy & then I cut it off. It was San. Sigh ... OK, thanks. MOONSHINE. I'll see what happens & post updates if I've got anything to show. I used to use a more gritty mix and had some success and more loses. Hybrid by Alice Waidhoffer. I believe it is getting bit more water comparing to my watering, since it gets rained on sometimes. I do not have typical green trifasciata - I like them, but they grow very tall and in big colonies, and space is at premium...But I often get a plant not knowing it will grow vigorously and end up dividing it more often. Knowing your soil mix, I would say the roots should be getting enough air as well. Loss of turgor, leaves hanging down etc. Yellow Stone is a sport of Sayuri. trifasciata is maybe the easiest one to grow for me. It was an older leaf. There seems to be something the matter with leaf margins on 'Yellow Stone' - is it sunburn or rust? I split up Aloe and Agave so the main plant continues to improve with age and not get messy looking. Garden seat for master bath: Maison Pompeii suggested one. edit: Oh and if you change the soil, don't water it right away, I'd give it about two weeks. Here's an update: Camilla Franklin of Blissett Textile is working on the D. O. G. Farm Toile design. Overall, better to leave them out for the summer. It had some wobble in its base where the 2 leaves came from, didn't bode well. 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I also have Jade dwarf. Maybe I shouldn't comment since I have only more common sans like Moonshine and cylindrica. Well, no harm in thinking out loud, right? My 3rd Grade teacher breed rats and gave them to her student to keep as pets, i had one for 4 years as a kid and fed my corn snake live mice for 17 years so i see them as much as pets, or pet food as i do as pests. I have problems with underwatering too (incredible as it may sound in case of succulent plants) and have lately almost destroyed my 'Jade' in this way. I'm someone who has killed more Sans from underwatering rather than overwatering. Last two are Sansevieria aubrytiana (Jaboa) 'Lauren' and Sansevieria aubrytiana (Sayuri) 'Yellow Stone'. No an issue with me. How much light is it getting? "There's a war going on and the prize is the soul"~Prince "most people are good(they have to be)...i know it sounds corny, but love is the answer"-Elon Musk. How Are You Passing the Time at Home Right Now? Plants I have are in quite gritty mix, and all are watered from above. aubrytiana (Sayuri) 'Yellow Stone'. I could easily get them confused if I didn't have name tags. Sometimes if the wind isn't too chill, on the deck at night to look at the winter stars and the moon. It was a large plant with tall leaves like yours. I was hoping to hear from some of our Senior Sans growers here who know me like Woodnative (thanks Chris) & Stush. But if you're suggesting it's just its juvenile stage, then I'll try to just water a bit more often & be patient. This doesn’t directly answer your question-but I hope you find it helpful. Maybe just old age or not optimal growing conditions that we can't achieve in our houses. Otherwise, if they are just too big for the average-sized pots- like Aloe rauhii which had well over 20 pups. Snake plants (Sansevieria) are easy to grow and very tolerant by nature. It has continued to live (going on several years later now)—just looking weird. Thx for trying, but at first read, no, can't say I do. That's what I've been doing which hasn't been working. Some plants I add some or a lot of perlite. Feel for yourself, unify thoughts and emotion and be free to make your own choices through love. It grows 36 inches tall and is as easy to grow as other snake plant varieties. That too isn't especially helpful; given all the yrs. I am guessing that is how the commercial producers can mass produce notoriously difficult Sans like 'Golden Hahni' in almost pure peat. Is Radiant Heating or Cooling Right for You? As you can see even blurred, my mixes are quite fast draining. hyacinthoides (guineensis) Siam Silver which I gave you. The scar marks on the leaves really don’t look like it’s young. I’ve had the plant for maybe 5-6 years at that point (had it from a baby) and was also more likely to underwater. Notes: Sansevieria is a genus of about 70 species of flowering plants, native to Africa, Madagascar, and southern Asia. I use tomato cages to prop them up and some times they stay or some times they don't. I had a somewhat similar issue with a different variety of trifasciata. More water didn't help. Problems with excess soil minerals and salts still need to dump excess water from tray after (I don't know but say 10 minuets). Basia K, Roots has the uncanny ability to seek out water by humidly or slight capillary action of water in soil mixes. It pups about 6 every year and the main plant is starting to look bad now. Upon researching the plant it appears that this is just what the plant does. There is your answer. This also helps allow better oxygen flow to the roots. The plant is nice. I have the new living room rug down temporarily and have attached several photos. Yes, thanks, I did know that as suspected. I'd cut back to watering only every 2-3 weeks depending on its environment. Is this chandelier too high and what fixture over table? FYI Violet, Sans aren't 'almost like' succulents, they ARE succulents, even tho' some excel in tropics like India & Brazil, where I grew up. I will try bottom watering it in the next couple of days, thx. There is a new one going around that is much hardier and looks almost the same called Sans. And you can make it that way by amending it with combinations of chunky stuff like perlite, horticultural charcoal, pumice, or small bark chips. I could easily get them confused if I didn't have name tags. When we were first married I was on the left side of the bed......not for any reason I can remember. The mouse who i only just caught today using the same 4 recycled mouse sticky traps was entirely unharmed(no injured toe) as i audibly witnessed the moment it got stuck and promptly calmed it down then helped into enclosure with food n water. But then decided to use my own, porous C&S ish mix w/ Pumice instead. 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