The leaf is splitting? I have never experienced that myself, so I don't actually know what would have caused that. My guess would be lack of watering or the soil might be too chunky. Whale Fins tend to absorb more water than other Sansevierias.
If the Whale Fin is growing in a small pot, it can restrict its growth from reaching its full potential. Considering it can spread 1~2 feet, it would be best to grow it in a bigger pot. I just uploaded a Whale Fin update video, and I am going to move some of them to a bigger pot soon before they get restricted.
I realize sansevieria plants love to be clustered ......so when I see people transplanting them it hurts ......so I just skip the video....by the way u r doing vvvv gd on explain ing ...
Hi Debra, you are right, they do like to be crowded. But I transplanted many Sansevieria in the past and most of them are doing very well actually. Thanks for watching!
Great idea. Looks more colorful than the regular whale fin
Thank you!
I found today at a store in France (Jardiland) sansevieria masiniana Victoria.....I'm very happy....only 12 euros for a gorgeous plant
Victoria is the cultivar name? I'm curious how that plant looks like! 12 euros great price too!
What about the new shoot from the centre of the crown, as it were? Do you gouge it out to effect a permanent growthpoint ‘ectomy’ ?! ✌️
It looks absolutely beautiful.
Thanks for watching Graham!
@@SnakePlantCollector pity we don't have any. I am from Cape Town, South Africa.
@@grahamwhitman8605 If you were my neighbor, I would gladly share some of mine but South Africa is quite far away :D
My baby whale fin has a spilt in it. What could be the caused?
The leaf is splitting? I have never experienced that myself, so I don't actually know what would have caused that. My guess would be lack of watering or the soil might be too chunky. Whale Fins tend to absorb more water than other Sansevierias.
Very beautiful ❤️
Yes, the Supeba is prettier than the regular whale fin. Good idea, I will copy your plan. But I don't have a good oval leaf yet😅.
Yes, it is kind of rare :D
I am waiting for the next good-looking leaf as well.
Thanks for watching.
They dont have roots yet why you cutting
Hi!
The purpose was to protect the main plant. And I didn't need the pup. I have so many Futura Superba plants.
How do I get my whale fin to grow.? It looks the same as when I got it.
If the Whale Fin is growing in a small pot, it can restrict its growth from reaching its full potential. Considering it can spread 1~2 feet, it would be best to grow it in a bigger pot. I just uploaded a Whale Fin update video, and I am going to move some of them to a bigger pot soon before they get restricted.
I realize sansevieria plants love to be clustered ......so when I see people transplanting them it hurts ......so I just skip the video....by the way u r doing vvvv gd on explain ing ...
Hi Debra, you are right, they do like to be crowded. But I transplanted many Sansevieria in the past and most of them are doing very well actually. Thanks for watching!