[Sansevierias] ANOTHER dooneri ? [1 Attachment]

The Silent Seed <[email protected]>
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Am I a dooneri too ? 










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-----Original Message-----
From: The Silent Seed <[email protected]>
To: Sansevierias <[email protected]>
Sent: Tue, Jan 7, 2014 11:44 pm
Subject: [Sansevierias] Sans dooneri ? [1 Attachment]



  
    
                            
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Sure looks like it - but bought it unlabeled. Can anyone confirm? 











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-----Original Message-----
From: The Silent Seed <[email protected]>
To: Sansevierias <[email protected]>
Sent: Tue, Jan 7, 2014 10:35 am
Subject: Re: [Sansevierias] Found the photo


 
  
    
                  

Hi Kyle,
Thanks! I will try to match mine to yours. 

I will post pictures of the ones that need names, later, and you can try to match. OK? 


 
  
    
                  


The ones left below, are the ones I have. 
I do not have a grandicuspis, so I can't help with that one. The others, yes. 

Until I post pics - I can tell you that silver queen is tall, silvery green, largely unpatterned, might have a few dark green bands, but not many. 

Subspicata- should be very dark, "blackish" and may have a thin orange margin, no patterns. Very stout leaves. (superficially like a smaller, black masoniana.) 

Senegambica is light, no patterning, and smaller - it resembles a bird's nest in growth habit, but is taller, if that makes sense. 


The other three - will post pics. 








desertii - Dead ?




roxburghiana - unknown which it is, double check photo's


senegambica - unknown which it is


subspicata - 


    silver Queen  - unknown which it is
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