Snake plant bundle

Snake plant; Mother-in-law’s Tongue, Viper’s Bowstring Hemp

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    Snake plants like Light watering

    They don’t need much water. Give them a drink every few weeks when the soil is completely dry. They’ll need even less in winter.

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    Snake plants like Most light conditions

    This hardy crew can handle pretty much any light condition, except total darkness. They’re great options for shadier spaces.

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    Snake plants like Dusting

    Give them a dust with a cloth occasionally, to keep their pores clear.

• Quick facts

  Quick facts

  Plants

  Susie – Sansevieria trifasciata var. laurentii

  Mandy – Sansevieria ‘Tough Lady’

  Zey – Sansevieria zeylanica

  Nickname

  Snake plant; Mother-in-law’s Tongue, Viper’s Bowstring Hemp

  Air purifying

  Yes

  Plant type

  Indoor 

  Plant height (including nursery pot)

  5-10cm (Mandy), 20-30cm (Zey), 50-60cm (Susie)

  Pet/baby safe?

  Yes

  Nursery pot size

  5.5cm (Mandy), 12cm (Zey), 16cm (Susie)

• About Snake plants

  If it’s your first time looking after houseplants, or you’re simply on the hunt for a plant that requires very little upkeep, this trio of Sansevierias is for you. Snake plants, as they’re commonly known, are one of the easiest plants to look after, requiring very little maintenance for plenty of reward. 

  All three of these Snake plants are part of our (almost) Unkillable collection, which gives you a good idea of how hardy they are. In fact, they thrive on neglect, and tend to fare better the less attention you give them. Just water them every few weeks when the soil is completely dry (even less in winter) and place them in a spot with some natural light. If you’re feeling very kind, you can feed them with liquid fertiliser once per month in spring and summer.

  This set includes our best-selling Clay, Fractured and Ceramic Glaze pots. Pair them together for a leafy display to place them in different spots around your home. Please note, due to the nature of these materials, excess water may escape – we always recommend removing your plant from its decorative pot when watering, and allowing any excess water to drain completely.