Snake Plant Black Coral - X-Grande
Starting at: $150.00
A dramatic houseplant in large sizes, Snake Plant Black Coral is wonderfully low-maintenance and great for purifying the air.
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Snake Plant Black Coral - X-Grande
Sansevieria zeylanica[ Pot Size: 14'' | Height: 40" - 42" ]
The Snake Plant Black Coral—also called Mother-in-Law’s Tongue—is a stemless evergreen with fleshy, sword-shaped foliage that can grow up to four feet tall in its native habitat. The dark leaves—with their green-gray bands—spiral outward from a rosette at the base. Tolerating a wide range of environmental conditions, the Snake Plant Black Coral is perfect for spaces where natural sunlight may be limited.
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| Geographic Origin | Tropical Africa |
|---|---|
| Features | Low-maintenance; Air-purifying |
| Growth Rate | Slow |
| Great For | Low light; Tight spaces |
Care Guide
About every 14-20 days. Allow soil to dry out completely and water less often in winter.
Prefers bright, indirect light but can tolerate low light as well.
Trim damaged leaves down to the base with clean shears. To propagate, divide plant when repotting during the spring.
Easy! Just make sure not to overwater.
Light, loose & airy. Cacti/Succulent Mix or African Violet Mix work best. If using All-Purpose Potting Mix, just add some perlite, vermiculite, or sand.
Sorry! Contains saponins, which are chemical compounds that can make dogs and cats nauseous if the leaves are consumed
The NASA Clean Air Study has ranked the Snake Plant as one of the most efficient houseplants that remove formaldehyde, benzene, xylene, and trichlorethylene from the air we breathe.
Feed with a mild cactus/succulent fertilizer about once a month during the growing season. Do not fertilize in winter.
Prefers warm conditions above 50°F. Keep away from drafty windows and air conditioners.
