Sansevieria cylindrica (Starfish Snake Plant) Wetland this plant was traditionally used

this plant was traditionally used by Indigenous communities to treat a wide variety of minor issues

Complete with a type 51 blade for cutting both dry and green wood

Flowers grow in clusters of 5-7 with bright white to pale pink 5 petaled flowers

Ficus ‘Audrey’ displays large oval

on the west side of the Cascade and Sierra Nevada Mountains

Sansevieria cylindrica (Starfish Snake Plant) Wetland this plant was traditionally usedSansevieria starfish succulents thrive indoors in bright indirect sunlight and planted in well draining sandy soil. Cylindrical snake plants need water only when the potting mix is dry. As with most succulent plants, sansevieria starfish plants dont require extra indoor humidity. Grow in average room temperatures and fertilize monthly during the growing season.