I did not know that Sansevieria plants had flowers. Also known as Snake Plant, and Mother-in-Law-Tongue, we have always had this type of plant around the house. It grows easily and is hardy, tolerates neglect, and is easy to propogate.
One of several potted plants just suddenly bloomed a few years ago, but we didn’t notice it very soon and it had begun to age and deteriorate. This year, 2016, however, I spotted the bloom early on, so we got to enjoy it longer.
This specimen is the first one of mine that has bloomed.
SOMETIMES 
Yeah! They love being around the home…. Hugs!
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I may reward them by putting them in nicer pots…or should I leave them alone and not rock the boat? There are like four plants in separate small pots within the large one with the bloom Sansv.
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Good idea…. 😉 Hugs!
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which is the good idea…moving them or leaving them alone?
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Repotting/Replanting… Hugs!
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I will consider it. These plants are quite old, some that my late Bob propogated long ago. (He died in 2000.)
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Hugs!
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He always had flats of little plant clippings growing here and there. He grew a lot of stuff just to see if they would grow…some did.
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It gets too cold to leave them outside, they will freeze. I like them, they’re like old friends. haha
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What a beautiful-looking name for the (blooming) plant. Why don’t we use the name instead of the nicknames? Fantastic photos–thank you!
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I don’t know why. Nicknames are in, I guess. The good old names coming back now the kids go by the whole moniker instead of nicknames. It always bugs me when a Judge goes by “Susie” or whatever, or a politician insists on being known as
Jim…or worse yet Jim-Bob. Yes I am a crotchety old woman….it’s what I do! 🙂
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