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Sansevieria Ehrenbergii Samurai

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  • Easy care
  • Bright, indirect light
  • Air-purifying
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about this plant

Sansevieria Ehrenbergii Samurai

Sanseveria, native to West Africa and commonly known as snake plant or mother-in-law's tongue, is one of the most low-maintenance plants you'll find. They can stand a wide range of temperatures and light conditions, and, if necessary, can be left to fend for themselves for several weeks at a time. It's succulent spears shoot out and can grow quite tall and heavy.  This plant is perfect for beginners as it is happy in all kinds of environments and is one of the most low maintenance plants you can find. A lovely compact snake plant with short V shaped leaves that have a red tinge, they are almost indestructible, they make a great choice for offices.  

keeping it happy

Light Loves a bright spot near a window, without midday sun landing on the leaves.Happy in a bright room, out of direct sun.Fine a few metres from a window, or in a north-facing room.
Water Let the soil dry out fully, then water well.
Humidity Normal home humidity is fine.
Warmth Keep above 10°C. Normal room temperature suits it.

the details

Quick facts about this plant
Plant familySansevieria
How it growsUpright, Rosette, Clumping
PetsKeep away from nibbling pets. Toxic if eaten.

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Leo C.
Perfect for Nessie!

Exactly as depicted, with healthy roots and firm leaves!

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Anonymous (United Kingdom)
9cm

Lovely plant but had come slightly out of its pot and www totally bone dry and dusty. Even though it's a succulent type of plant, I felt it should have been slightly camp at least