Abstract: A new and distinct Leucadendron species cultivar named ‘AFTERBURNER’ is disclosed, characterized by a distinctively low and compact plant habit. Plants are strongly branched with many sprays of flower heads. Floral bracts are creamy yellow with a rosy apical flush. Resistance to root rot has been observed in the new variety. The new cultivar is a Leucadendron, typically suited for ornamental garden use.

Abstract: The new plant variety ‘Pheasant Tail’ is part of the long leaves sansevieria varieties. It can reach 90 cm in length, with an average of approximately 4-7 leaves per plant. The new plant variety ‘Pheasant Tail’ is cylinder shaped, the arrangement of the leaves is in the form of a rosette. Leave colors are very different compared to its parent variety (‘Wintergreen’), but like its parent variety the new plant variety ‘Pheasant Tail’ shows also variegated bands on the leaves with no distinguishable margins and produces more leaves per rosette. Additionally, new plant variety ‘Pheasant Tail’ shows, unlike the parent variety, high resistance to anthracnose disease caused by C.sansevierae which gives the new variety a greater competitive advantage as well as its sister variety ‘Spearmint’ (Patent No. U. S. 32,333).

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having dark green leaves with no markings or stripes present.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with an intense, dark green central portion and a yellow lateral border. One or more of yellow-green veined stripes and thin yellow stripes may also be present.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having deep grey leaves with stacked, dark green horizontal lines and light greenish yellow to white margins.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having light grey leaves with stacked, dark green horizontal lines.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with a central vertical strip of grey with green, horizontal lines that is defined by yellow margins.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having grey leaves with stacked, dark green horizontal lines.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with an intense yellow center area, delimited by a dark green border with some irregular grey tones.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with grey-green and green stacked horizontal lines in the central portion and a yellow lateral border on both sides.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with a central vertical strip of grey and green, which is defined by a yellow strip on both sides and is in turn delimited by a dark green border with veins in a more intense green color.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with an intense, dark green central portion and a thin, yellow lateral border.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with a light grey-green central portion and a prominent grey-yellow lateral border.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having intense dark green leaves with a vertical striping pattern and no speckling present.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having light grey leaves with stacked, dark green horizontal lines and light yellow parallel lines in the center.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with two vertical yellow lines delimited by a green border on the margins and separated in the center by a strip of light greyish green.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having dark green and light grey horizontally striped leaves with a thin cream border.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria plant named ‘HANSOTI23’ is disclosed, characterized by bright, variegated foliage of green and cream tones with linear bands along the length of the leaf, contrasting with a base background cream colour and bright green coloured margin bands in the leaf blade. Foliage is arranged in attractive spiral rosettes with lowermost foliage occurring at obtuse angles from the center of the plant. The new cultivar is compact, reaching about 20 to 25 cm in height at maturity. Plants are typically ready to sell at 3 months from a rooted liner, having 9 to 12 leaves at this stage. Plants require little water, having a moderate tolerance for drought, and are also tolerant of very wet conditions. The new variety is a Sansevieria, categorized within the Compact Sansevieria Group, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria plant named ‘HANSOTI21’ is disclosed, characterized by unusual twisted, curled, compact foliage arranged in flattened, spiral rosettes. The new cultivar is a compact Birds Nest type Sansevieria forming small plants, reaching only about 12 cm in height at maturity. Plants require little water, having a moderate tolerance for drought, and are also tolerant of very wet conditions. Foliage is green and yellow-green banded with a yellow margin. The new variety is a Sansevieria, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria plant named ‘HANSOTI22’ is disclosed, characterized by dark green foliage with a yellow margin and distinctive yellow-green central streaking. Foliage is arranged in attractive spiral rosettes with lowermost foliage occurring at obtuse angles from the center of the plant. The new cultivar is a compact “birds nest” type Sansevieria forming small plants, reaching about 12 to 15 cm in height at maturity. Plants require little water, having a moderate tolerance for drought, and are also tolerant of very wet conditions. The new variety is a Sansevieria, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria plant named ‘HANSOTI26’ is disclosed, characterized by unique light grey-green foliage with distinct dark green linear markings in the form of linear lines along the length of the leaf and transverse cross hatching on this, contrasting with the light green background. The arched leaves are relatively fleshy, strap-like with maximum width up to 3 cm, upright, somewhat stiff with soft, non-aggressive tips that do not hurt or poke even in large mature plants. ‘HANSOTI26’, unlike most commercial Sansevieria cultivars, comes true to type and quickly forms adventitious shoots from leaf cuttings. Plants of ‘HANSOTI26’ are extremely tough, even when compared to other Sansevieria cultivars, and are very long lasting under low light indoor conditions. The new variety is a Sansevieria, categorized within the Novelty Sansevieria Group, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria cultivar named ‘GREEN MERMAID’ is disclosed, characterized by foliage which is uniquely curved inward, and very straight upward. Foliage is distinctively strong and fibrous, dark green with lighter greyed-green marginal striations. The new variety is a Sansevieria, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant named ‘SUPSAN1605’ which is characterized by the combination of a relatively large plant size, an upright to outward growth habit, long, linear succulent foliage with a semi-terete cross-section, green foliage with inconspicuous green radial bands, and the stability of all characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant named ‘SUPSAN1607’ which is characterized by the combination of a compact and decumbent growth habit, thick succulent foliage with a lanceolate shape and terete cross-section with axial grooves, light yellow-green foliage with prominent green mottled radial bands, and the stability of all characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant named ‘SUPSAN1606’ which is characterized by the combination of a relatively large plant size with an outward growth habit and very broad orbicular plant form, long, linear succulent foliage with an outward attitude and significant spacing between individual leaves, terete foliage with numerous shallow axial grooves and a deeper central channel, dark green foliage with inconspicuous mottled radial bands which are slightly darker green, and the stability of all characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant named ‘SUPSAN1608’ which is characterized by the combination of a compact growth habit, broad orbicular plant form, thick succulent foliage with a narrow ovate to lanceolate shape, yellow-green foliage with a silver hue and prominent green mottled radial bands, and the stability of all characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria cultivar named ‘HANSOTI20’ is disclosed, characterized by bright variegated foliage with different green tones in the form of linear bands along the length of the leaf, contrasting with a base background color of yellowish cream and bright green colored margin bands in the leaf blade. Foliage has a narrow bright green marginal band. Plants require little water, having a moderate tolerance for drought, and are also tolerant of very wet conditions. The new variety is a Sansevieria, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria aubreytiana plant named ‘YELLOWSTONE’, particularly characterized by its variegated foliage with irregular, differently green toned bands with light green toned margin bands; wide and lanceolate leaves, supported in a rosette; 50-80 cm plant height; erect plant habit; and high drought tolerance with low need for water.

Abstract: The new variety ‘Spearmint’ is a type of “long leaves Sansevieria” plant. It can reach 80 cm in length, with an average of approximately 3-5 leaves per plant. The plant is cylindrically shaped, the arrangement of the leaves is in the form of a rosette. The leaf blade is greyed-green colored, with dark green colored non-uniform horizontal variegated bands in both sides of the leaves, and green margins. Shows colors very different from its parent variety ‘Wintergreen’ (Patented, U.S. Plant Pat. No. 24,939), and ‘Bantel Sensation’ (unpatented). Unlike its parent variety it shows variegated leaves (different green tones on the irregular bands) and ‘Spearmint’ also presents less leaves per rosette.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria plant named ‘HANSOTI22’ is disclosed, characterized by dark green foliage with a yellow margin and distinctive yellow-green central streaking. Foliage is arranged in attractive spiral rosettes with lowermost foliage occurring at obtuse angles from the center of the plant. The new cultivar is a compact “birds nest” type Sansevieria forming small plants, reaching about 12 to 15 cm in height at maturity. Plants require little water, having a moderate tolerance for drought, and are also tolerant of very wet conditions. The new variety is a Sansevieria, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria plant named ‘HANSOTI26’ is disclosed, characterized by unique light grey-green foliage with distinct dark green linear markings in the form of linear lines along the length of the leaf and transverse cross hatching on this, contrasting with the light green background. The arched leaves are relatively fleshy, strap-like with maximum width up to 3 cm, upright, somewhat stiff with soft, non-aggressive tips that do not hurt or poke even in large mature plants. ‘HANSOTI26’, unlike most commercial Sansevieria cultivars, comes true to type and quickly forms adventitious shoots from leaf cuttings. Plants of ‘HANSOTI26’ are extremely tough, even when compared to other Sansevieria cultivars, and are very long lasting under low light indoor conditions. The new variety is a Sansevieria, categorized within the Novelty Sansevieria Group, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria plant named ‘HANSOTI23’ is disclosed, characterized by bright, variegated foliage of green and cream tones with linear bands along the length of the leaf, contrasting with a base background cream colour and bright green coloured margin bands in the leaf blade. Foliage is arranged in attractive spiral rosettes with lowermost foliage occurring at obtuse angles from the center of the plant. The new cultivar is compact, reaching about 20 to 25 cm in height at maturity. Plants are typically ready to sell at 3 months from a rooted liner, having 9 to 12 leaves at this stage. Plants require little water, having a moderate tolerance for drought, and are also tolerant of very wet conditions. The new variety is a Sansevieria, categorized within the Compact Sansevieria Group, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria plant named ‘HANSOTI21’ is disclosed, characterized by unusual twisted, curled, compact foliage arranged in flattened, spiral rosettes. The new cultivar is a compact Birds Nest type Sansevieria forming small plants, reaching only about 12 cm in height at maturity. Plants require little water, having a moderate tolerance for drought, and are also tolerant of very wet conditions. Foliage is green and yellow-green banded with a yellow margin. The new variety is a Sansevieria, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria aubrytiana plant named ‘MARLOWE’ particularly characterized by its variegated foliage with different green tones on the regular bands and light green colored regular bands in the backside of the leaf blade, supported in a rosette; 60-80 cm plant height; erect plant habit, high drought tolerance with low need for water and resistant to antrachnose (Colletotrichum sansevieriae) disease.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria aubrytiana plant named ‘Graelyn’ particularly characterized by its variegated foliage with different green tones on the irregular bands and light green colored irregular bands in the backside of the leaf blade; wide and lanceolate leaves, supported in a rosette; 60-90 cm plant height; erect plant habit, high drought tolerance with low need for water and resistant to antrachnose (Colletotrichum sansevieriae) disease.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Sansevieria aubrytiana plant named ‘NITE LITE’ particularly characterized by its variegated foliage with irregular, differently green toned bands with light green bands; wide and lanceolate leaves, supported in a rosette; 50-80 cm plant height; erect plant habit, high drought tolerance with low need for water and resistant to antrachnose (Colletotrichum sansevieriae).

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having light grey leaves with stacked, dark green horizontal lines and light yellow parallel lines in the center.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with an intense yellow center area, delimited by a dark green border with some irregular grey tones.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having grey leaves with stacked, dark green horizontal lines.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with a central vertical strip of grey and green, which is defined by a yellow strip on both sides and is in turn delimited by a dark green border with veins in a more intense green color.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having dark green leaves with no markings or stripes present.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having deep grey leaves with stacked, dark green horizontal lines and light greenish yellow to white margins.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having light grey leaves with stacked, dark green horizontal lines.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with two vertical yellow lines delimited by a green border on the margins and separated in the center by a strip of light greyish green.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having dark green and light grey horizontally striped leaves with a thin cream border.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with a light grey-green central portion and a prominent grey-yellow lateral border.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having intense dark green leaves with a vertical striping pattern and no speckling present.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with grey-green and green stacked horizontal lines in the central portion and a yellow lateral border on both sides.

Abstract: A new and distinct Sansevieria plant having leaves with an intense, dark green central portion and a thin, yellow lateral border.

Abstract: The new plant variety ‘Pheasant Tail’ is part of the long leaves Sansevieria varieties. It can reach 90 cm in length, with an average of approximately 4-7 leaves per plant. The new plant variety ‘Pheasant Tail’ is cylinder shaped, the arrangement of the leaves is in the form of a rosette. Leave colors are very different compared to its parent variety (‘Wintergreen’), but like its parent variety the new plant variety ‘Pheasant Tail’ shows also variegated bands on the leaves with no distinguishable margins and produces more leaves per rosette. Additionally, new plant variety ‘Pheasant Tail’ shows, unlike the parent variety, high resistance to anthracnose disease caused by C. sansevierae which gives the new variety a greater competitive advantage as well as its sister variety ‘Spearmint’ (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 32,333).