Sansevieria masoniana (IN STORE PICK UP ONLY) VIPP 9-17-18 we came into an incredible

we came into an incredible sight

A white scurf covers the leaves

This plant was originally collected by Dennis Cathcart on travels in Bolivia

This is a cultivar of crocata x duratii by Barry Genn

The inflorescence is amazingly showy

Sansevieria masoniana (IN STORE PICK UP ONLY) VIPP 9-17-18 we came into an incredibleDescribed as a species in February, 2000 by Juan Chahinian, but formerly known as 'Mason Congo'. This is a very large and decorative species with leaves up to 4 feet tall and 7 inches wide, resembling a beaver tail, easily the largest of cultivated Sansevierias. The leaves are thick and rugged, dark bluish green with lighter mottling. A further distinguishing characteristic is the purple banded sheath at the bottom of the leaf, unique to this species.