Sansevieria plant

Are you considering getting a snake plant or Sansevieria? Here are seven disadvantages of the snake plant succulent that you should know before you get one.

Discover the art of nurturing a snake plant, also known as Sansevieria or mother-in-law's tongue. Embrace the simplicity of this resilient beauty, celebrated for its ability to thrive effortlessly and gracefully evade common pitfalls. Elevate your green thumb game with this captivating houseplant.

Is a snake plant a succulent? We answer this question and more in this Snake Plant care tips and tricks post!

The Cylindrica is one the most unique varieties of the Snake plant because the stems have a round shape that grow up out of the pot like pencils. The Sansevieria Cylindrica has dark green spear-like leaves that are striped. Other names: Cylindrical Snake Plant, African Spear, Spear Sansevieria, Spear Orchid, Skyline Spear Sansevieria Native to: Angola

Sansevieria trifasciata ‘Hahnii’ This plant looks similar to a Golden Hahnii. The difference is that the leaves of this plant are just green in color with light-green stripes. It’s a short-growing plant that only remains less than 30 feet. During summer and autumn, its fragrant greenish-white flowers bloom.

Are you looking for a houseplant that you won't kill? There are many sansevieria varieties to choose from, each with its own unique look and personality. Here are 28 of the most popular ones!