After seeing many different species of snake plant, I realize that there are quite a few that look like the whale fin, though perhaps not as wide. My cutting has been giving me quite a bit of offsets, even in slightly lower light conditions away from my northeast facing window, which just shows how prolific and forgiving these plants are. This is #266 of "365 Days of Plants" —and yes, we surpassed the number in which we have less than 100 plants left!

In this video I'll discuss where it is originally native to, where I'm growing it in my home, and basics like light, watering and fertilizing.

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Featured plant:
Dracaena masoniana (Sanseveria masoniana)

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