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Sansivera

Family  : Ruscaceae
Genus  : Sansevieria
Species : Trifasciata

How to care Sansevieria

Sansevieria is perfect if moderate doses of filtered light, the best thing is to keep the plant in an area where it will not receive much direct sunlight. Sansevieria grow very well if watered thoroughly and then let the soil dry completely. Water the soil until it becomes very dark, but not until the water is no longer immersed in the ground, let the soil become dry before the next watering. When watering should pour around the edge of the pot and not into the center of the leaves as it can cause plants to rot and die. Sansevieria is the ideal temperature to 60-80°F or 15-27°C minimum temperature at 40°F or 4°C.

Sansevieria Snake houses one of the most cheerful plants can grow in the garden or pot. This plant thrives in most of the light and love the dry air and soil. These plants grow upright leaves a wide range of rigid and there are some varieties have thin leaves that are yellow or white, also in the lowlands to grow varieties that only reach a few inches high Clusters of small, white flowers sometimes grow at the base of the plant when it was several years. This species is rarely bloom indoors and maybe per year between flowering into a pleasant surprise when it occurs in these plants.

Sansevieria Snake

Another name of this plant there is a tongue-in-law said it is ideal for beginners as well experienced gardener like this plant in the leaf-shaped sword. Slow growth, he will live for years with good care, a problem that often occurs in Sansevieria grow normally associated with watering. Allow the top inch 2.5 cm from the soil to dry them during the growing season. In winter the water just enough to prevent the soil becomes dry, the excess water will cause root rot affected plants.