dracaena francisii Dracaena (Sansevieria) francisii – Conservatory Archives

dracaena francisii Dracaena (Sansevieria) francisii – Conservatory ArchivesDracaena (Sansevieria) francisii is a species that grows as a tight bunch of pointed leaves with mottled green and grey colouration. Unusually for this genus, Sansevieria francisii produces scaled offshoots know as stolons which can produce roots when they come into contact with the soil, allowing the plant to perform clonal propagation. WATERING Throughout the year allow soil to dry out 90%. LIGHT REQUIREMENTS Bright, indirect light, shade tolerant.

Dracaena (Sansevieria) francisii is a species that grows as a tight bunch of pointed leaves with mottled green and grey colouration. Unusually for this genus, Sansevieria francisii produces scaled offshoots know as stolons which can produce roots when they come into contact with the soil, allowing the plant to perform clonal propagation.

WATERING

Throughout the year allow soil to dry out 90%.  

LIGHT REQUIREMENTS

Bright, indirect light, shade tolerant.

FEED

Use a houseplant fertiliser 2-3 times a year.

REPOTTING

Repot every 3 years or alternatively replace the top 10cm of the soil with fresh house plant compost every 2 years.

POT SIZE / HEIGHT

See available sizes below. Please note that, due to their natural variability, specimens' height may be within 10-20% of the stated height below. 

Plant supplied in plastic nursery pot.