Sansevieria

Common Name: Sansevieria
Origin: Tropical regions of Africa and regions of Southeast Asia

Better known as "mother-in-law's tongue" or "snake plant", sansevieria is not as threatening as it sounds. Instead, it filters toxic substances such as formaldehyde, trichlorethylene, benzene, toluene, etc., which are released into the air from common items such as ink, foam or plastic bags. It produces oxygen throughout the day, and even more at night, which makes it your ideal ally in the bedroom.

Flowers

Its flowers are white and grow on a long stem.

Terrain

It needs light soil with good drainage. You can use substrate for cacti and succulents.

Position

Prefers bright or semi-shady places, with good ventilation. It can also be kept in protected outdoor areas.

Watering

It doesn't need much watering, every 8–10 days in summer and every 20 in winter.

Pruning

No pruning needed. You can remove injured leaves.

Lubrication

Give her a non-nitrogen fertilizer every 2-4 weeks. Repot every year, for larger plants every 2 years. Prefer shallow pots.

Enemies and Diseases

It is rarely affected by diseases. Its most common enemy is the coccoids that cause cotton blight.

It is suitable for

  • Bedroom
  • Bathroom
  • Office - Professional space.

Flowerpot 15 cm- Plant height 30 cm

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Sansevieria

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