Sansevieria kirkii v pulchra 'Coppertone' Size:Bare Root Division There are numerous bands of

There are numerous bands of bright red throughout the leaves

The rosette is slightly laxed

Goias where it grown as a lithophyte

The leaves are covered in a bluish powder giving them a pale greenish color

A smallish to medium grower reaching only about 14 inches across with narrow leaves that are still and well armed with small but stout spines

Sansevieria kirkii v pulchra 'Coppertone' Size:Bare Root Division There are numerous bands ofSansevieria kirkii var. pulchra (Coppertone) is a semi succulent plant from Zanzibar in Tropical East Africa that can form a clump up to 4 feet tall, but is usually less than 3 feet tall. It has attractive rippled, undulating, dark green leaves, mottled with bronze and light green markings and red brown margins. The very showy, fragrant, white flowers are in rounded clusters that arise on a stout 2 foot tall inflorescence from the center of the plant.