It is a common Mother In Law's Tongue, but I can't find the specific scientific name. The ones already listed are not what I have, a common nursery variety, nothing special, a NOID I'm sure. I have a bloom on mine I'd like to show y'all. How should I list it??

Post your photo in this thread and when we figure out which it is, we can import it from the thread into the proper entry in the DB.

Thanks Dave! Here's the flower bud. I hope to catch it when it blooms.

One more close up of the flower buds

Sansevieria trifasciata I think ..

http://www.plantoftheweek.org/...

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JRsbugs said:Sansevieria trifasciata I think ..

http://www.plantoftheweek.org/...

http://www.hear.org/starr/imag...

http://www.hear.org/starr/imag...

Yes. Thanks I got that far. But does his have another name like "Moonshine" , "Silver Frost" or "Black Gold", like the others?

Cheryl, those names are called cultivars. Whether your plant is a cultivar is a hard thing to determine. In cases like this, those images can simply be put in the main plant's page, and I will import them for you now that Janet has ID'ed them.

"Cultivar". Got it! Added to my Mental Glossary. Thanks Dave and Janet!

if I'm not mistaken this Sansevieria plants mutated,
derived from the cuting leaves of Sansevieria lourenti.

S. laurentii is the most common spelling of that here, I believe.