This is the close-up look of the Sansevieria trifasciata.  Siew Peng learned to take this artistic photo.

This is a special variety of Dracaena surculosa.  There are dotted white lines on the green leaves.

Plants look different when they are planted in pots and grown naturely on open ground.  Recently Fa Yuan Vihara (a small buddhist temple in Tabuan Jaya Kuching) needed pots of plants that can be put on the table for decoration.  I have got ready some for the vihara and this is how they look like.

This is the Chinese favorite plants.  It called “BuBuGaoSheng” in Chinese.

“BuBuGaoSheng” in different pot.

All of the plants here are small in size.  All of them are not more than 1 feet in height.  I hope you can imagine the size by looking at the photo.  If you would like to see how big is the actual size, we can bring you to Fa Yuan Vihara to see the real potted plants.

This is “NiuZhuanQianKun“.  I’m still not sure about its English or Scientific names.

This is a pair of Sansevieria trifasciata.

It is also called Mother-in-law’s Tongue!!!

Dracaena surculosais my favorite.  Many people thought that Dracaena is bamboo, but it’s actually not.

This is all the plants that has been sent to Fa Yuan Vihara.

I will consider to donate plants to charity AND non-profit organisation.  So if you are interested, you can contact me.