sansevieria fernwood wikipedia Snake Plant (Fernwood)

sansevieria fernwood wikipedia Snake Plant (Fernwood)Details Sansevieria Fernwood (recently re classified as Dracaena Fernwood) is a hybrid species snake plant. Its stiff, slender leaves grow densely and stay compact. Sansevieria Fernwood a hybrid species of Sansevieria Parva x Sansevieria Suffruticosa. Snake plants are one of the most popular house plants due to their low maintenance care needs and ability to adapt to just about any environment. These plants can handle low to direct sunlight and thrive

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Sansevieria Fernwood (recently re-classified as Dracaena Fernwood) is a hybrid species snake plant. Its stiff, slender leaves grow densely and stay compact. Sansevieria Fernwood a hybrid species of Sansevieria Parva x Sansevieria Suffruticosa.

Snake plants are one of the most popular house plants due to their low-maintenance care needs and ability to adapt to just about any environment. These plants can handle low to direct sunlight and thrive on neglect!

Fun Fact

Although it is very rare, Snake Plants can flower! When in bloom, small clusters of white flowers will emerge from a long flowering stalk. They usually flower under stress from being very root-bound in their pots.

Sizes

Mini: 2-2.5"
Small: 3-4"
Medium 5-6"
Large: 8-10"

*This plant is available in larger sizes but requires a 2-3 week advance. Please email us for a quote and availability.

Note:

Plants vary in size and colour. Every plant is unique and therefore may not be exactly as shown. Some plants may or may not be in stages of flowering upon arrival.

Plants come in standard plastic nursery pots. Decorative pots are for display purposes only.

Plant care

	Sun Shade to bright light		Water Infrequent
	Hardiness Zone 9 - 11		Mature Size 6 ft

Care Tips:

- Snake plants love bright, indirect light. However, if properly acclimated, they can also survive in low light and flourish in direct light.

- Snake plants are drought resistant due to their ability to store water in their succulent-like leaves. It is better to under water than to over water. The general rule is to allow the soil to completely dry out in between waterings.

- Snake plants naturally grow in arid environments and therefore do not need high humidity to thrive.

- When repotting, use a nutrient-rich and well-draining House Plant Soil mixed with Succulent Soil or with perlite for optimal drainage.  

- Snake plants are toxic to humans and pets if ingested. Keep away from young children and curious pets!

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