Sansevieria trifasciata ‘Hahnii’

Do you kill almost every plant you own? Are you looking for a tough specimen to bring some much-needed greenery to your home? The Mother in Law’s Tongue or Snake plant should fit the bill. You are more likely to kill it by overwatering than under watering – this plant can thrive on a bit of neglect. This short variety with funnel shaped rosettes is a great choice for desks and tables or a windowsill display.

     Water & Humidity: Let top of potting mix dry out between watering, this plant thrives on neglect so is great for forgetful owners or those who travel frequently. Prefers a dry environment to prevent rot and pests.

     Light: Filtered sun / light shade / shade.

      Tip: Wipe leaves occasionally to keep them happy. Sansevierias like to be crowded, only repot when very tightly root bound.

     Recommended Placement: A great plant for the bedroom as snake plants emit oxygen 24 hours a day ensuring better air circulation and hopefully a good nights sleep! This shorter variety is also great on windowsills, shelves and desks. Place somewhere with decent light for good growth. A darker situation will mean it grows much slower.