sansevieria cleopatra vs silver blue Sansevieria kirkii ‘Silver Blue’

sansevieria cleopatra vs silver blue Sansevieria kirkii ‘Silver Blue’While formerly grouped under Sansevieria kirkii, it is now considered part of the bhitalae species group, which has thicker, more compact, and slower growing leaves compared to the true kirkii. Stiff, super chunky leaves growing in a rosette form that are mottled in silver and blue tones with wavy edged white and red margins, can reach up to 1 tall at maturity. Creamy white, tubular flowers are held in a rounded cluster up to 8" in diameter atop a

While formerly grouped under Sansevieria kirkii, it is now considered part of the bhitalae species group, which has thicker, more compact, and slower growing leaves compared to the true kirkii.

Stiff, super chunky leaves growing in a rosette form that are mottled in silver and blue tones with wavy edged white and red margins, can reach up to 1‘ tall at maturity.  Creamy white, tubular flowers are held in a rounded cluster up to 8" in diameter atop a stout flowering stalk. Do not pour water on the center of the rosette.

Sansevieria are known for being a GREAT house plant. Commonly referred to as Snake Plant. They do well with light watering.  Within the average house environment, Sansevieria only need to be watered every other week or so.  Be sure the soil is almost entirely dry before fully watering the plant again.  They don't mind stagnant air, which lends to their ease in home environments.  They do well in a moderately wide range of lighting conditions but they enjoy moderate lighting the most.