Sanseveria Warshiik Pot 60mm
Stout with rich dark green leaves, the Sansevieria Warshiik is rarely seen for its cultivar in the market.
$6.00 incl. GST
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Description
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FEATURES: Indoor Plants |
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DESCRIPTION
- Common Names: N/A
Maximum Height: Varies
As a member for the Snake Plant family, the Sansevieria Warshiik requires low-maintenance and thrives even with little care. It is still advisory to give it sufficient light and water.
PLANT CARE
Light: Thrives best in bright indirect sunlight but can tolerate and adapt to low light settings.
Water: Little watering is required, where it is only needed when the soil feels completely dry. Caution to not overwater as root rot will be an issue.
Fertilizing: While fertilizing is not much needed, feeding it with a diluted all-purpose liquid fertilizer once during Spring and once during Summer will suffice.
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