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How to Care for a Sansevieria?

FAMILY, do you remember when I showed you how to cultivate a mother-in-law's tongue? Well, I invite you to visit my article "Let's Cultivate a Sansevieria Together (Mother-in-law's Tongue)" and let's learn together how to plant life with love. After you've read it, I'll be here so you won't have any trouble caring for your Sansevieria. I recommend PLANT FORCE+ for the nourishment and protection of your plants.

Take care of your Mother-in-law's Tongue with these tips:

Temperature:

This PLANT adapts very well to all kinds of temperatures. THAT'S WHY IT'S ONE of our allies. Fun fact: NASA categorizes it as one of the plants that purifies the environment the most.

Nutrition:

New Plant Force+ enhances and protects the growth of your plants. Apply it to the tips of your plant's leaves for more radiant growth. NATURAL.. if the tip of a plant has a last drop of water it's because it has no more to drink. VOILÁ: Apply fertilizer when temperatures start to rise consistently (late spring and early summer), and do it once a month until temperatures start to drop again (autumn).

Flowering

This tropical plant doesn't usually flower indoors, but if it does, small flowers will appear in late summer.

Light:

Although it's highly resilient, it's best to place it in well-lit areas. Due to its slow growth (only producing 3-4 new leaves a year), the leaves won't be strong and might struggle to grow straight and upright.

Watering:

If you want to keep it vigorous, avoid overwatering and only water when the soil is dry. In winter, it only needs water once or twice a month, depending on the indoor temperature.

Pruning:

This tropical plant doesn't usually flower indoors, but if it does, small flowers will appear in late summer.

Additional care for the sansevieria:

Try not to touch the tips of the leaves, as they are sensitive and
can easily get damaged.