Might be a Warneckii but there are certainly varieties not pictured at this link, and one pic of each is hardly sufficient for ID. I'd lean toward one of the D. deremensis but also compare your plant to D. sanderiana. When it gets taller and has more of a trunk, you can be more certain of ID if you can't decide for now. If the light has been too low, that could cause the variegation to be more slim and/or inconspicuous than normal for any type of Drac.

When I read Veggie Chica's original Q I thought of some ideas we got at a veggie conference on selling herbs, perrenial and annual. We grow many herbs to sell as cut bunches and Basil always tops the list in our area, whether it is sweet or one of the lemons,limes,cinnimon,licorice,opal,red...well you get the picture. But pesto recipes are a great sales booster for basil and I always situate the basil (and cilantro) next to our tomato display because people need to be reminded of the association of the two. But when it comes to the other herbs, we had moderate sales of potted herbs until we took it to a new level in offering mixed herb "SIX PACKS". Six different basils= "PESTO PACK". Combine other herbs to make the "SEASONING PACK", "FRAGRANCE PACK", "MEDICINAL PACK", FLAVOR PACK", "TEA PACK", etc. Start your herbs separately and at different times to allow the packs to all look uniform when you combine them to create the six packs. For instance, dill and cilantro grow much faster than ..... Rosemary, Lavender and Thyme are slow growers. You will be amazed at the increased sales, especially in areas where people associate six packs with beverages.

I too have been using Paypal for years and have never had a problem. I don't have a credit card registered on there any more as I don't sell alot so it seemed unnecessary. I do have my bank account info listed, and I check my bank account daily to make sure my money is still where I put it. I think Paypal is very safe, they are very fast to act on a fraud complaint if there is one, and I think as long as you know what is going to come and go from your bank account/paypal account/ebay account you'll be fine. As Tally pointed out, your banking info is right there on your check. There are lots of scammers out there, any one of us could get hit today or tomorrow or may have been hit and we don't know it yet. The key is to keep track of what's going on, pay attention, check things regularly and report any irregularities. If you do all of that you will be as safe as you can be in today's world. Suzan J

Who makes the 80/20 besides Hobbs? I haven't been looking yet and may have a stash of batt on hand. I'm not sure why I prefer the high loft--perhaps it goes back to my childhood when I occasionally got to sleep under my mother's special satin puff. It seems to me that my poly quilts are lighter than my mother-in-law's old, traditional cotton batt quilts, but some of those batts are from the fields, seeds included. That is why I wondered if commercial cotton batting had changed over the years. It would seem that so many other products for quilting have made advances.