SANSEVIERIA ZEYLANICA

Known by the catchy nicknames of snake plants or mother-in-law's tongue, sansevieria plants are like the Swiss Army knives of the plant world — perfect for gifting, office spaces, or as your first charmingly resilient leafy buddy. The Sansevieria zeylanica takes the spotlight with its stunning green stripes and a bonus feature: it's a pro at freshening up the air.   The plant is also said to bring good luck and represent determination because of it's hardy nature.  

 Plant Care Tips:

 Watering:  

Water sparingly.  Snake plants need to dry out completely before a re watering to avoid root rot.  

  Lighting:  

Thrives medium to high indirect sunlight.  It can handle low light but it will only sustain itself there, not grow and develop.  

 Temperature:

These guys can handle desert heat but prefer anywhere from 60 to 90 degrees.   

 Soil Medium:

These guys are succulents basically so you want to get soil made for cacti or succulents for it to grow at its best.  It needs well draining soil

Eyeing a new leafy buddy? All snake plants are good additions to a variety of living environments, can handle alot of neglect, and adapt nicely to changes.  Check out these other cool variations of snake plant pals:

Dracaena trifasciata 'Hahnii': a small wonder with striped leaves, aka the bird's nest snake plant.

Dracaena trifasciata 'Twisted Sister': a petite cutie flaunting curled green-and-gold stalks.

Dracaena trifasciata 'Laurentii': a snazzy snake plant with yellow-trimmed leaves, a speckled look, and low-maintenance vibes.

Dracaena angolensis: rocking thick, round stems bursting from a rosette base.