Yes I Knew you had one Chris, You gave me a pup a long time ago and I lost it. So far, no sign of yellow on any new pups. The one pup is now over a year old and with a pup of it's own.

Very nice looking plant. The silvery color, yellows and creams make for such pretty leaves. I appreciate them most in Winter.

Are these leaves as wide as some on the Asahi? The plant I have from Stush has some leaves that are wider than others, though nothing as wide as say, 'Kristi'. They look fairy narrow in the photo.

Asahi being in the futura group of trifasciata does have standard futura wide leaves although not as wide as some regular futura I had in the past being 3 inches wide.

Golden Street being standard trifasciata with same color pattern as Asahi would have the narrow longer leaves of trifasiata.

I have heard of Kristi but though it more closer to say Lillian True? Do you have one Shana?

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/2146482/s-t-futura-kristi

Link above is 7 years old from 'Michaela'. I knew we talked about it long ago.

How much I have learned since then. Those Flames I showed are still the ones I showed here and have grown into futura sized pot fulls.

Thank you, Stush. I can say that this plant is not 'Kristi', though I was fairly emphatically corrected after calling it a Marginated futura, just to be safe. I think I'll go back to calling it that, as 'Kristi' is definitely a plant with some serious variegation.

This plant is more green, though developing edges that are getting wider. I like that. I really, really would like to divvy up this plant a bit, or a lot!

Shana, I have purchased in the past plants called 'Black Gold' just like the ones above at Lowe's and they had a extra stripe in the center of some leaves. Later newer leaves started to develop into Gold Flame which I still own and show off here. New pups on Gold Flame doesn't show it's 'Flame' until older new leaves develop in the crown.

I'm not saying that all Black Gold develop into Gold Flame but I guess some do. I have a taller growing so called 'Gold Flame' that I own that is more Kristi like than regular Gold Flame and watching same to see what develops. So far it could be classed as Lillian True?

That one did get taller. I'll keep the sections if the above plant that have extra striping or an extra wide white margin. One these plants make a home for themselves, they just really put in the effort to reproduce themselves. I'm liking these variegates more and more, for their slower growth and reproduction.

Stush, the Golden Street puts forth different colored offsets. It seems to take a while to produce them after they've been disturbed. I am happy to see you still have it, mine perished.

Nancy, Say the word and I'll send you one. No yellow in any of the off-sets but they may developed later in their growth cycle. (hopefully)

Or, I could mark you down for spring if that's better.

Thanks Stush, I have to get my bug problem under control first. This is the first year I didn't get any new plants. I'm glad it's doing well for you, it was originally from Mike.

Best to get then in late spring then. Let me know.

Mike ? Maybe I can take care of him also.

Stush, i will let you know..

Mike was downsizing his sans and was sending them out to different members here. He probably wouldn't want any.

If Mike Laforest, I don't think he has any. He switched his interest to another type.

Stush, Mike L is the person that sent me the Goldenstreet

I email him last month to see how's he doing and he said he mostly switched to other kinds now. I didn't know he kept any or maybe he sent his last to you? I asked him to stick around here to post his knowledge.

Myself, I switched to Agave and some Aloe that try to stay on the small size but some of my Agave grows into monsters. Some getting 2 x 2 feet now and with those ice picks on them. Even some of the smaller ones when they grow a flower stock could reach 12 feet.