Sansevieria Cylindrica – Snake Plant

Plant Care Tips

Sunlight

Indirect sunlight is ideal, but tolerates low light and full sun.

Maintenance

Water when soil has completely dried out. Water moderately but infrequently.

Temperature

Does well at room temperature between 60°F – 77°F. Cold temperatures should be avoided.

Humidity

Tolerates lower levels of humidity, around 30-35%.

Sansevieria Hahnii

Sansevieria Hahnii varieties make an excellent addition to any space. The glossy and attractive leaves steal the attention quickly. The plant features sleek and architectural leaves in various colors. Generally, yellow borders complement the green banded leaves.

Not only is this plant easy to care for, but they are also an air-purifying plant. These Sansevieria Hahnii plants remove toxic and harmful substances from the air to an extent making the surroundings clean.

These are known for their hard to kill nature. New plant parents adore this as they won’t trouble them. It elevates the look of any space with its attractive leaves. Sansevieria Hahnii varieties make an excellent addition to table tops, corner tables, and center tables in living rooms, bedrooms, or bathrooms with their appealing aura.

Caring Tips

• Sansevieria Hahnii doesn’t like to sit in water for a longer period of time. It can cause root rotting and the death of the plant.
• Do not feed them with harsh chemical fertilizers as they might harm the plant.
• These plants do not do well in frost climates.
• You can clip off unhealthy and damaged leaves for better growth.
• Repot the Sansevieria Hahnii varieties once they outgrow the existing container.
• Keep your plants away from the AC vents and strong winds.

Growing Instructions

• These require at least half a day to a full day of direct sunlight.
• While repotting the plants, remove them from their pots. Replant them, and make sure the soil level on the plant remains the same depth.
• Sansevieria Hahnii varieties require soil that drains well. You can buy cactus soil or mix it in sand, gravel, or volcanic rock for better drainage when planting in containers.
• Water your plant thoroughly and let the soil dry between waterings. When the soil is dry enough, and the sun is shining, it’s time to water.
• The majority of succulents require relatively little fertilizer. Water them once a month and fertilize them with a well-balanced fertilizer.