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Plant ID Card
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Sansevieria Futura — Snake Plant
🌍 Origin
Sansevieria Futura Superba, also known as snake plant or vrouwentong, originates from the dry, rocky regions of West Africa. Adapted to extreme conditions, she’s known for her resilient nature. In some cultures, she’s associated with protection and purification, and in Feng Shui, she’s considered a bringer of good luck.
☀️ Care Guide
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Light | Prefers bright, indirect light but tolerates low-light conditions. Avoid direct sun. |
| Water | Let soil dry out completely between waterings. Water every 2–3 weeks; less in winter. |
| Feeding | Once a month in spring/summer with cactus or houseplant fertilizer. No feeding in autumn/winter. |
| Temperature | Thrives between 18–24°C. Tolerates heat well, but not below 10°C. Avoid drafts and cold spots. |
🌱 Plant Traits
- Air-purifying: Yes — removes formaldehyde, benzene, and other toxins. Ideal for bedrooms or offices.
- Toxic to pets: Yes — toxic when ingested. Keep out of reach of pets and children.
- Growth habit: Rosette-shaped with broad, sword-like leaves. Compact and upright.
🏡 Styling Tips
- Placement: Perfect for bedrooms, hallways, or workspaces. Also great for darker corners.
- Pot pairing: Combine with matte black or ceramic pots for a sleek, modern look. White pots add a fresh touch.
- Interior style: Fits beautifully in minimalist, industrial, or Japandi interiors. Display solo as a statement or grouped with other succulents.
🌟 Fun Fact
Sansevieria Futura Superba is nearly indestructible — often recommended for those who claim to have “no green thumb.” Even if you forget to water her for weeks, she’ll stand tall and proud.
📸 Plant Portrait
