Re: [Sansevierias] S. masoniana varieations

Many years ago I bought a variegated Sansevieria 'Masons Congo' over the
years it has reverted back then last year put out a strange yellow leaf
with green edge it is also dwarf by masoniana standards. I almost lost the
plant three years ago but managed to keep it going. At the moment it is
hiding in my jungle of Sansevierias If I can dig it out I will take a
picture tomorrow.



On 27 May 2014 22:59, Hermine Stover
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> Oh surgery is required. if the first plant is from chemically induced
> variegation, I dunno what will happen, but I do know from growing all kinds
> of variegated things, that reversions to normal need to be pruned with
> extreme prejudice.
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> Next to the trifasciatas which have so many variations, I think S.
> masoniana is my favorite sansevieria. Masoniana, as well, can have many
> variable forms when it is growing in the *variegated* mode. When the
> variegation is mericlinal, you never know what the pups might look like.
> Pictured here is one clump of three masoniana leaves. It started with one
> beaufifully marked yellow variegated leaf which in turn threw a less
> variegated, but nevertheless variegated, leaf which threw a wild, nearly
> all green leaf. Next spring I will assess the clump and see if surgery is
> required.
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