Winter Springs, FL (Zone 9b) | December 2016 | positive
In Florida this plant does best in part shade, too much direct sun will burn the leaves. It also can be invasive if planted into the grou...Read Morend, spreading by rhizomes underground. It tolerates temperatures down upper 20's just fine for me. Best to keep it in a pot so it doesn't become invasive, doesn't mind being pot bound.
I have a small clump of these growing in the ground in Phoenix, AZ in full shade which has caused the plant to loose it's yellow edge. I ...Read Morehave never seen these grown anywhere else here, so I am not sure how they handle full desert sun. The plant does get some leaf damage around 32 degrees, so for the last few years I have covered it on the coldest nights of the year when we have gotten around 28-32 degrees.
Los Angeles, CA (Zone 10a) | February 2008 | positive
Sansevieria trifasciata is a species of Sansevieria, native to tropical west Africa from Nigeria east to the Democratic Republic of the C...Read Moreongo.
This plant is ideal for beginners.
When watering, if you do twice as less-it's better, than twice as more.
In Florida this plant does best in part shade, too much direct sun will burn the leaves. It also can be invasive if planted into the grou...Read More
I have a small clump of these growing in the ground in Phoenix, AZ in full shade which has caused the plant to loose it's yellow edge. I ...Read More
Sansevieria trifasciata is a species of Sansevieria, native to tropical west Africa from Nigeria east to the Democratic Republic of the C...Read More