You can find Sansevieria almost anywhere these days—from garden centers to discount shops. The superstar is, of course, Sansevieria trifasciata, whose upright leaves create strong vertical lines that pair surprisingly well with Japanese interiors. In Japanese it is known as “Chitose-ran.” While the common forms are everywhere, rare cultivars can command serious collector prices. Worth keeping an eye on.
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A cultivated variety of S. kirkii , it gets its name from the way it glimmers a striking silvery blue when bathed in full sunlight. Another defini...
The silhouette of the Sansevieria is characterized by its elegantly slender, elongated leaves that spread out in a fan shape. The tips of the leave...
A houseplant known for its striking vertical lines: deep green horizontal bands are edged with bright ivory, giving it a boldly striped look. This ...
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