SANSEVIERA TRIFASCIATA
No indoor collection is complete without the addition of this iconic houseplant. Its modern architectural lines make it a favorite for indoor décor. Place this mid-century classic in narrow areas or tall bare spaces that need a bit of dressing up. The low-maintenance nature of the sanseviera is just one of the many attributes that make it the perfect plant for new plant parents.
Place the sanseviera in a container with good drainage it hates to have wet feet so water moderately. Water when the top two inches of soil feels dry to the touch. Place in a location with high light, such as a south-facing window. If the plant does not get enough light, you will see that upright foliage will start to grow weak, thin, and eventually bend over. Fertilize the plant periodically with a liquid fertilizer for indoor plants. Follow the product label instructions for strength and frequency.
Some of our favorites: Sansevieria trifasciata ‘laurentii’
Note: These plants are grown for decorative purposes and are not intended for human or animal consumption.
FAST FACTS
Outstanding Features: Classic architectural lines, easy-care
 | Common Names | Mother-in-law tongue, Snake plant |  | Scientific Name | Sanseviera trifasciata |
 | Bloom colors | Cream Color |  | Light | High Bright Light |
 | Water | Water when the top two inches of soil feels dry to the touch |  | Size | 3 to 4 feet tall depending on the variety |
 | Zone | Keep in temperatures 50 and above. |  | Overwintering | Over the winter water less and add moisture to the environment with a humidity tray |
 | Fertilizer | Feed 3 times a year with a well-balanced fertilizer |  | Companion plants | Succulents, cacti, fiddle leaf fig |