Are you still having issues? We are looking at having the same material installed, but I am getting nervous with some of the reviews I am reading. I would appreciate any information good or bad!

cactusalan 16 years ago Sansevieria 'Leopard Bat' is a naturally occurring hybrid of S. fischeri and possibly S. raffillii. It is NOT a juvenile form of anything, nor is it a form of S. hallii (which used to be known as 'Baseball Bat'). If you want to find out more about sansevierias, why not join the International Sansevieria Society. The web site is www.cactus-mall.com/iss/index.html Best regards Alan Butler, ISS Chairman & Editor Michaela 16 years ago Smoley's fischeri Leopard Bat is just a name for the juvenile form of S. fischeri (aka singularis). The juvenile form takes the shape of a 3-4 leaved rosette whose leaves are about 4-6 inches long in my experience. After a few years in this form, it takes off throwing out long, banded 'horns' that in native habitat might reach as much as 3 meters. I believe the man who gave me mine. I have both and one is a stem cutting growth that stayed in it's juvenile stage. Titles don't impress me. As well as placing Sanseveria into Dracaena.

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This is the current kitchen. the only things staying for now are the appliances. The last picture shows our cabinet sample - a stained maple. Shaker style to the ceiling. The rest of the house is brown tones due to the medium brown trim, so trying to keep things warm/soft. Is there a different white quartz with subtle veining that would go well with white appliances and wood cabinets?