Sansevieria Moonshine in bruine pot, met brede, rechtopstaande bladeren in een zilvergroene tint.

Sansevieria Moonshine

€ 39,95

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40 cm
60 cm

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Potsize:

17 cm

Height:

60 cm

Placement:

Indirect light

Pet-friendly

Toxic

Thirst level

Very low

Air-purifying:

Strongly

Description

Sansevieria Moonshine is an elegant houseplant that instantly draws attention with her silvery-green leaves. She has a modern, minimalist look and fits perfectly in sleek interiors — but feels just as at home in boho or Scandinavian settings. Her leaf color seems to glow softly, making her a subtle yet stylish eye-catcher.

What makes her so beloved is her resilient nature. She’s not only beautiful, but also incredibly tough. Moonshine is one of those plants that forgives you if you forget to water her for a week. She purifies the air, asks for very little, and still shines — a true green companion that grows with you, drama-free.

Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned urban jungle builder, Sansevieria Moonshine is a safe choice. She combines beauty with ease and is a sustainable addition to any interior. Place her in a beautiful pot, give her a spot with indirect light, and she’ll bring you joy for years to come.

Care tips

Moonshine loves bright, indirect light. A spot near an east- or west-facing window is ideal. She also handles some shade well, though her growth may slow down a bit. Direct sunlight can discolor her leaves, so a little protection is appreciated — think of a place where she feels the daylight but doesn’t get scorched.

When it comes to watering, she’s a true minimalist. Only water her when the soil is completely dry — better too little than too much. In winter, she can easily go three to four weeks without water. A pot with drainage holes and airy soil (like cactus mix) helps prevent root rot. She’s perfect for people with busy schedules or a touch of forgetfulness.

Feeding is optional but welcome during the growing season. A light dose of houseplant fertilizer once a month is enough. In autumn and winter, she’s happy to rest. She doesn’t require extra humidity and isn’t sensitive to drafts. In short: a plant that effortlessly adapts to your rhythm and space.