Sansevieria masoniana (IN STORE PICK UP ONLY) VIPP 9-17-18 A white scurf covers the

A white scurf covers the leaves

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

mature or well established plants

which when in bloom produces its offsets on its inflorescence

where a somewhat dry shrubby vegetation predominates

Sansevieria masoniana (IN STORE PICK UP ONLY) VIPP 9-17-18 A white scurf covers theDescribed 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.