sansevieria twister Sansevieria Twister Plant

sansevieria twister Sansevieria Twister PlantThe Sansevieria Twister is a real live Indoor commonly known as a Snake Plant or African Spear Plant and is the most uniquely shaped of the Sansevieria family. This easy to care for plants twisting minimalist design gives it an overall eye catching appearance. The striking grey green variegation on each tubular leaf adds to its appeal as a tough, air purifying plant for any stylish, contemporary home or office. This attention grabbing houseplant is

• The Sansevieria Twister is a real live Indoor commonly known as a Snake Plant or African Spear Plant and is the most uniquely shaped of the Sansevieria family. This easy to care for plants twisting minimalist design gives it an overall eye catching appearance. The striking grey green variegation on each tubular leaf adds to its appeal as a tough, air purifying plant for any stylish, contemporary home or office. 

• This attention grabbing houseplant is beautiful and easy to care for, making it ideal for houseplant beginners or for plant lovers as a gift. With its attractive appearance it adds a touch of elegance to any room, looking great in a bedroom, living room or as a desk plant. NOTE: the decorative pot is not included, it will arrive in a 10.5cm plastic growing pot.

• This Snake Plant does best in moderate to bright, indirect light, but can also adapt to low light conditions if preferred. It is happiest in places with a temperature between 15°C and 23°C but can cope with as low as 10°C for short periods of time. When watering, make sure the top two inches of soil is dry to the touch. Water thoroughly and allow it to drain freely up to twice a month, cutting down to once a month in Winter. Don't allow the plant to sit in water as this will cause root rot.

• If wishing to repot this indoor Snake plant, Spring is the best time to do this. When repotting, fill a pot with a peat free, free draining indoor cactus/succulent compost blend. It is best to avoid repotting during the Autumn or Winter, as Sansevieria do not like to have their roots disturbed at this time of year.