Considered by NASA as one of the best plants to purify the air, Sansevieria absorbs toxins from the air and expels clean oxygen into your home.
Its waxy leaf surface attracts dust, removing it from the air and keeping it away from your lungs.
Sansevieria can do well in environments with low light and does not require frequent watering, making it easy to care for.
If you have never grown a house plant before and are looking for something that is virtually indestructible, then look no further – as this is probably the toughest and most tolerant house plant you can find. It’s a good-looker too, with attractively patterned leaves that don’t flop or spread. It’s great for tight spaces, or where you want something upright.
This evergreen tropical plant can be easily propagated by leaf cuttings so you can multiply your plants or give them away as a gift to your family/friends.

Until 2017 all snake plants were in the Sansevieria family, but were then recategorised into the Dracaena family.

Perfect for beginners, it is a low-maintenance plant as it requires minimal care.
Unlike many succulents, Sansevieria can thrive in low light. So for decorating rooms lacking natural light, sansevieria is your plant!
Sansevieria is a drought-tolerant plant.

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