Other names include: Dracaena Trifasciata 'Laurentii', Sansevieria Laurentii, or mother-in-law's tongue.

A hardy plant that's easy to care for with green, stiff leaves resembling a sword. Sansevieria is native to western tropical Africa and can grow in bright, indirect sunlight with well-draining soil and occassional watering. It is said that this plant has air purification properties and can remove toxins like formaldehyde.
 
Not safe for pets; plants are toxic if ingested.

Our varieties are established using a custom blend of potting soil and came from a mother plant that was originally sourced in the San Antonio, Texas area.

Recommended to water every 1 - 2 weeks, allowing soil to dry out between waterings. Leaf misting suggested.

Plant spreads through runner underground, and it is recommended to keep in a container inside or outside.

We recommend the plant should change pots when it's about 2.5 times longer than it's pot. It's a customer preference. We also suggested refreshing the soil every few months and if the plant is a manageable size, repot every year or so.