Here’s how to successfully root it.
Sansevieria – also known as “mother-in-law’s tongue ” – is a very common houseplant , with characteristic broad, green leaves.
These leaves make it possible to propagate it effortlessly and with a process that can be easily replicated at home.
So let’s see how to do it.
- Using scissors, cut a Sanseveria leaf at the base.
- Then, divide it into several pieces and cut each of them to form a triangle.
- Fill a pot with perlite, then insert the leaves cut side down into the soil.
- Give me water.
- It will take about 45 days to have roots.
Here are 5 benefits of having a Sansevieria (or “mother-in-law’s tongue”) plant at home:
Air Purification : Sansevieria absorbs carbon dioxide and releases oxygen even at night, making it ideal for the bedroom.
Toxin Reduction : Helps eliminate harmful substances such as formaldehyde, benzene and xylene from the air, improving the quality of the indoor environment.
Ease of maintenance : It is a robust plant that requires little water and tolerates both bright light and low-light environments.
Aesthetics and well-being : Adds a touch of elegance to spaces and promotes a feeling of relaxation, improving mood and reducing stress.
Suitable for beginners : Perfect for those without green fingers, it is difficult to damage and helps create a more welcoming environment.