Seeing a Snake Plant blossom is usually a rare event. You can own a Mother In Law’s Tongue for years or even decades, and never know it can produce flowers. And then surprisingly on one fine day you might see the plant blooming. Let’s see in this article why the Sansevieria blooms, when does it … Read more
Sansevieria Hahnii is a popular, compact cultivar of the well-known snake plant (Sansevieria Trifasciata). It has other common names like Bird’s nest snake plant, Dwarf mother in law’s tongue or Bird’s nest Sansevieria. This miniature succulent is only about 15-25 cm tall and has a stunning rosette shape. It also comes in varieties with interesting … Read more
Sansevieria Hyacinthoides is a flowering succulent that is used as an ornamental plant. This hardy plant is also grown for medicinal and spiritual benefits in some parts of the world. The leaves and roots of this plant make traditional herbal medicines for treating ear infections, hemorrhoids and skin ulcers. Pharmacological research suggests that S. hyacinthoides plant extracts … Read more
Snake plant (Mother in law’s tongue) is a popular houseplant and likely to be found indoors in a pot as well as outdoors. Although it’s not common for dogs to chew on unsuitable objects such as plants, the possibility is not zero. Whether it is a curious little puppy or a bored restless dog, they … Read more
Generally, Snake plants (Mother in law’s tongue) are not very susceptible to pests. These are robust plants with the ability to survive harsh weathers and infrequent watering. However, in favorable conditions to grow, insects and fungus can infest the Sansevierias. Warmer and dry air may encourage the spread of pests and diseases. If you find your … Read more
Sansevieria Metallica is a one of the less common types of Sansevieria. The name usually refers to a silver-leafed variety called “Siam silver” or “Tenzan”. This plant produces pale green leaves with numerous fine grayish lines along the length. This Mother in laws tongue plant is very rare. Like most Sansevieria, it is a stemless … Read more
Sansevieria Trifasciata or snake plant is a popular pick as an indoor houseplant. Although these plants are not difficult to maintain, overwatering seems to be the major problem with this species. Overwatering a plant doesn’t mean you poured on too much water. It means the soil is staying too wet for too long. Another way … Read more
Snake plants are robust plants that can easily be grown indoors or outdoors. These gorgeous succulents belong to the genus Sansevieria, which is now included in genus Dracaena. Sansevieria contains around 70 different species of flowering plants. Besides, these species come in wide varieties of sizes and forms. Some of the Sansevieria can grow taller than … Read more
Mother in law’s tongue or snake plants are a familiar sight in many homes. With their gorgeous sword-shaped leaves, snake plants increase the beauty of your office space or home. These low maintenance, evergreen plants have a reputation of being hardy. They can cope with some imperfect growing conditions very well, which makes them an … Read more
Snake plants (Mother in law’s tongue) are evergreen succulent plants characterized by their upright sword-shaped leaves. Although Sansevieria Trifasciata is a commonly known variety by the name Snake Plant, there are many more Sansevieria types. Sansevierias come in different shapes, colors and sizes. Some are huge species that grow up to 6 to 7 feet tall, … Read more
