Sansevieria kirkii ‘Silver Blue’ Size:4" but do not remove the

but do not remove the entire pitchers as they will provide the plant with energy for new growth

As we have seen mature plants upwards of 6' tall with "Stringrays" close to 3 feet in width

Will bloom bright violet-blue colored flowers in the summer

This interesting Ficus species is similar to Ficus pumila with its creeping and trailing growth habit

Sansevieria kirkii ‘Silver Blue’ Size:4" but do not remove theWhile formerly grouped under Sansevieria kirkii, it is now considered part of the bhitalae species group, which has thicker, more compact, and slower growing leaves compared to the true kirkii. Stiff, super chunky leaves growing in a rosette form that are mottled in silver and blue tones with wavy edged white and red margins, can reach up to 1 tall at maturity. Creamy white, tubular flowers are held in a rounded cluster up to 8" in diameter atop a