Sounds good Lennie, I'm glad you found some potential solutions to those bad spots. Just out of curiosity, what does the bottle of Garden Safe Fungicide say is the active ingredient? Could be the same neem oil that's in your other spray. I can't identifiy the close-up you picture here, is this the same Silver Hahnii from your initial pics? If so, that's a remarkable recovery from the rotted mess you had before. I think you're gonna make it to spring and summer. Stush, a few years ago I bought 6 Golden Hahnii's at one time since they were only $3 each at Walmart. I figured at least one would make it for a few years... don't have a single one right now. That said, I wasn't using a fungicide or insecticide, and now that I'm focusing on using one or both religiously, I think I might be able to grow it. Next one I find, I'll buy and give it one more shot, maybe Bayer's is the answer like it has been for you. I'm slugging it over the entire plant with no ill effects, thinking direct contact with the fungus might have a quicker effect. But again, I'm diluting by half. Think I'll go full-strength on the soil only, thanks for the tip. I've been really scratching my head about Golden Hahnii since trif. Craigii is the same thing only in a full, trifasciata-sized plant, and I have very little trouble with it. My largest leaf so far is about 8 inches, but it's devilishly slow. Maybe as a group Hahnii's are a bit more sensitive to fungi and such. Interesting about your Futura Asahi, I'm familiar with the name but not how it looks. It's not in Chahinian's early book The Trifasciata Varieties, so it's a newer one. ----- Aha, I took the time to check Google and found your picture posted here back around June last year. I used to have Morgenstern's Futura Aurea but lost it many years ago. It appears to me that Golden Hahnii, Futura Aurea, and Craigii are the same variegates within each size-class of sansevieria, short, mid-range and tall. I think Juan Chahinian has talked about this phenomenon before, at some point every form of variegation will appear in every size-class of sansevieria. Interesting stuff!! My email is chammer@cfl.rr.com or bluesea14808@yahoo.com. Rainy here today and warmer, yesterday was brisk and windy in the 60s but I ain't complaining. By mid-March I've usually got clear sailing til next winter. Best, Russ

For anyone interested I finally separated these hahnii. When I broke them apart the Golden hahnii that produced the hahnii solid gold was connected to the outer hahnii Seibert. The second Golden hahnii came from the first Golden hahnii and the center hahnii Seibert came from the outer hahnii Seibert. I left the two Seibert connected in a pot and separated the Golden Hahnii in two pots.

LOL Yes that bottom right is a new one I got recently, as well as the bottom left. The bottom left is supposed to be a greener form of 'Golden hahni'. My 'Silver Frosts' have produced almost this but maybe unique. The bottom right I love and hope it survives the winter and pups next year. The top one is just one of my 'Streakers' behaving weirdly. Excuse the tree debris in the center I forgot to remove LOL.

Hi Again Amanda, Well, thx, don't know abt expert save, may be too soon to say, it's quite recent. Camera's acting up, but I noticed today, the center of the plant is quite erect (pardon me, don't know how else to say that). I deciding here & now, if I ever buy more Hahniis, I will only pot them in clay pots. I too have killed Sans. from underwatering; I don't often meet others who have, funny. Good analogy abt being the Gardenia of the Sans. world, funny we both know that. Had you ever read the Suicidal Gardenia thread, which had over 100 posts? I once printed out the whole thing & took it to a friend in hospital for his amusement, especially since he bloomed his Gardenia w/ no trouble. Basia, 4 yrs. w/ a 'Jade' seems a pretty good run. I had a very nice one I'd gotten w/ the pair in the photo above which I lost after abt 6 months, no idea why. It was a beauty, very dark, I was so bummed. Having heard of Lechuza Pon but never used it, I'll be curious to hear of your experiments afterwards.