17/01/2021
Good Evening everyone!
Hope you've all had a good weekend.
We'd like to introduce a favourite plant of ours...the sansevieria.
Oh wait! Now that Sansevierias have been reclassified to the Draceana genus, can we still use ??
IT DOESN'T MATTER!*
Because the prettiest snakes are in the house anyways.
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Whatever you may choose to call them, be it Sansevieria, Mother In Law's Tongue, Viper's Bowstring H**p or Snake Plant ... these patterened succulents will add visual drama to your indoor jungle.
Architectural and elegant, we are especially fond of the 'Black Coral' with its long, structural leaves mottled with light green bands of variegation.
They emerge in wavy slender clumps, perfect if you're short on space but have height available to you.
We know it can be a bit difficult keeping your tropical plants happy at this time of year but snake plants are one less houseplant to worry about. They're spectacularly resilient and will endure, drought, cold, shade, the apocalypse, making them a dream to take care of.
Although incredibly slow to grow, they are also virtually unkillable so if you can get their optimal living conditions down, you have a lifetime to hopefully see them grow into 6ft wonders.
If you fancy adding one to your jungle, click the link below or send us a message for more information π
* I've definitely spent far too much time with the guys from Upside Down Coffee
Dracaena Trifasciata 'Black Coral'
Β£12.50
Pot Size: 12cm