This live snake plant， also known as mother-in-law's tongue， exhibits an upright form of wavy， wide leaves that taper to sword-like points. The variegated， leathery foliage is outlined in yellow and a streaky mix of gray and green in the center. Sansevieria 'Laurentii' is difficult to kill and will survive drought or dimly lit environments. Display by itself， with other snake plants， or complement and contrast with different houseplants and decorative elements. Put simply， this snake plant has a knack for enhancing the feel-good， stress-relieving urban jungle vibes of plant-friendly home decor. There's a lot going on with 'Laurentii'， from the fetching coloration to the twisty rigidness of the leaves. Snake plants are heralded for handling low-light spaces， yet you can absolutely place them in bright to moderately bright， indirect light. You can display them outside too， in sun to shade as long as temperatures are mostly on the mild to warm side. As lush and tropical as the leaves might look， snake plants thrive with very little water， making them great plants for forgetful gardeners， travelers， and plant parents who prefer a light-touch approach to plant parenting. They make a perfect housewarming gift. Grows to 3 ft. to 4 ft. tall. Provide a well-draining soil mix designed for succulents. Only water when the soil is thoroughly dry. Water less in winter. Rots easily if overwatered. Hardy to USDA Zone 10/35°F. Protect from frost.
Live houseplant that thrives on neglect
Beautiful variegated foliage
Tolerates low light
Stylish architectural form
Ships fully rooted in pot
How to Grow and Care for Indoor Succulents.
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