Cyanotis consists of evergreen perennials that exhibit slight succulence, featuring trailing stems adorned with hairy, lanceolate to ovate foliage. During the summer, they produce clusters of flowers with three petals, which can be purple or blue.

Cyanotis

Cyanotis arachnoidea

Cyanotis beddomei is a perennial ground cover that reaches a height of up to 12 cm. It features lance-shaped, succulent leaves that are dark green on the top and have a reddish hue underneath, covered with fine brown hairs. During the summer months, this plant showcases clusters of pinkish-purple blooms.

Cyanotis beddomei

Cyanotis beddomei 'Brown Hill'

Cyanotis beddomei 'Coeruleus'

Cyanotis ceylanica

Cyanotis ciliata

Cyanotis ciliata 'Hijau Baru'

Cyanotis lanata

Cyanotis lapidosa

Cyanotis longifolia

Cyanotis longifolia var. longifolia

Cyanotis moluccensis

Cyanotis nodiflora

Cyanotis nyctitropa

Cyanotis somaliensis is a low-growing evergreen perennial that reaches up to 12 cm in height. Its leaves are lanceolate to oblong in shape, measuring around 4 cm long and featuring distinct white hairs along the edges. During the summer, it produces small clusters of purple flowers, each about 5 mm in diameter, though these are not abundant.