Sansevieria hallii

This succulent exemplar is named after Harry Hall (1906-1986), an English gardener and collector of succulent plants who worked at Kew Gardens, the Manchester Cactus Collection and the Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden. It has fleshy, erect and curved leaves, with a groove in the upper part reaching even 90 cm in length. The Epidermis is dark green gray with numerous longitudinal lines; also at the margins it has a brown line and a white one placed one above the other. Its flowers are white and purple.