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So many Snake Plants, and I want all of them to come home with me! You can find them in a variety of sizes, leaf patterns, colors, and forms but all have in common the trait of easy care.
Sansevieria Stuckyi This one, aka Elephants Tusk Plant, gets large, about 6?. Mature plants look different, with more upright leaves than my little one which is horizontal and vertical in form and darker green in color
Sansevieria Mikado Fernwood A larger Fernwood Mikado caught my eye in the greenhouse. With its many narrow leaves, it really stands out.
Sansevieria cylindrica Bonsal This one is a favorite Snake Plant variety and is so appealing because of its fan-like shape.
Sansevieria Hahnii Green Jade The Green Jade Snake Plant (also called Jade Snake Plant) is one of Bird’s Nest Sansevierias.
Sansevieria Gold Star This is another dwarf Snake Plant. The Gold Star really catches your eye with its bright yellow foliage.
Snake Plants are succulents and don’t like too much water too often.
A Snake Plant isn’t particularly fast-growing, but in low light, will assuredly be a slow-growing plant.
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