sansevieria green mermaid vs whitney Sansevieria Trifasciata Banded Nelsonii | organically grown succulent plants

sansevieria green mermaid vs whitney Sansevieria Trifasciata Banded Nelsonii | organically grown succulent plantsSansevieria Trifasciata Banded Nelsonii from the propagation division of the mother plant from my Sansevieria collection, not over fertilised therefore robust & healthy (100% organic quality over quantity!), no sprays glossing agents for the leaves; no "fast" greenhouse cultivation; slow growing, not hardy, leaf length of adult plants up to 30 40cm, broad leaves, very beautiful white green leaf pattern stripes, potted in well drained self mixed

Sansevieria Trifasciata Banded Nelsonii - from the propagation/division of the mother plant from my Sansevieria collection, not over-fertilised therefore robust & healthy (100% organic quality over quantity!), no sprays/glossing agents for the leaves; no "fast" greenhouse cultivation; slow growing, not hardy, leaf length of adult plants up to 30-40cm, broad leaves, very beautiful white-green leaf pattern/stripes, potted in well-drained self-mixed organic substrate; this year there will probably be 1-3 new side shoots in the pot, so repotting would be desirable the following year.

All my sansevierias from my collection (over 100 species) grow slowly, without being heavily fertilised, with a break in growth in winter. As a result, they are healthy, robust and simply look natural. Sansevierias are not hardy, as plants are intended to purify the air and increase the oxygen content in the house. Enjoy your new Sansevieria Trifasciata Banded Nelsonii!