sansevieria definition Variegated Snake Plant (Sansevieria laurentii) – Cedar Bridge Botanicals

sansevieria definition Variegated Snake Plant (Sansevieria laurentii) – Cedar Bridge BotanicalsSnake plants are a staple in the dim areas of our homes, and the Black Coral snake plant is a classic among them! Some may know them as mother in law's tongue. They have recently been reclassified from Sansiveria to Dracaena, but the plants are all the same! While they are best known for their ability to tolerate low light, they appreciate and thrive in the bright, indirect light. For more detailed care information, click here. Snake plants contain

Snake plants are a staple in the dim areas of our homes, and the Black Coral snake plant is a classic among them! Some may know them as mother-in-law's tongue. They have recently been reclassified from Sansiveria to Dracaena, but the plants are all the same! While they are best known for their ability to tolerate low light, they appreciate and thrive in the bright, indirect light. For more detailed care information, click here. 

Snake plants contain saponins, which can cause GI upset in our furry friends. Thus, they are not pet safe. Sanseveria trifasciata 'Black Coral' tends to grow too tall for most arid reptile setups. 

Plants will be shipped bare root and are suitable for a 4 inch pot. Photos are representative and some variation should be expected.