Bird’s Nest Snake Plant (Sansevieria Hahnii) For Sale

Description

Bird’s Nest Snake Plant (Sansevieria Hahnii) is a low-maintenance, air-purifying houseplant that is popular for funnel-shaped, dark green glossy leaves with horizontal grey-green variegation that form a rosette. It is a moderate-growing houseplant that is suitable to be kept in indoor spaces where there is the presence of bright indirect to low light. Bird’s Nest Snake Plant can purify air toxins such as Trichloroethylene, formaldehyde, benzene and xylene.

Moreover, you can keep them in 10 to 14-inch diameter pots that have drainage holes at the bottom. If you are new to gardening and are looking for indoor plants that are easy to grow and care for and can improve indoor air quality, then you must grow this wonderful houseplant in your home. Because of the small size, you can keep them on your study table, office desk, or any corner of your home.

One of the additional benefits of growing this houseplant is the ease of propagation. You can propagate the Bird’s Nest Snake Plant by division of clumps that grow alongside the main plant. Take out the whole plant from the pot carefully and separate the clumps from the mother plant along with some roots with the help of a pruning shear. Wash the cut end with clean water and plant them in separate pots. Within a few weeks, you will notice new growth in the plant.

Bird’s Nest Snake Plant Care Guide

1. Climate: Warm & dry tropical to sub-tropical climate.
2. Soil & Potting Mix: Well drained soil or cactus potting mix, they hate waterlogged soil. Use potting mix prepared by mixing 30% river sand + 30% cinder media + 40% dung manure.
3. Sunlight: Bright indirect sunlight throughout the day.
4. Watering: Avoid watering regularly, let the soil dry completely before next watering.
5. Fertilizers: Once after every 60 days you can add a handful of leaf compost.
6. Bloom Time: Spring season.
7. Propagation: Through offsets.

Common Problems

1. Leaves turning black: Too much sunlight, place in low light area for sometime.
2. Black spots & Wrinkling leaves: Overwatering, reduce watering frequency.

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