sansevieria bacularis vs fernwood Mikado Sansevieria, Fernwood Snake Plant, Houseplant – Southern Idaho Landscape Center

sansevieria bacularis vs fernwood Mikado Sansevieria, Fernwood Snake Plant, Houseplant – Southern Idaho Landscape CenterSansevieria bacularis 'Mikado' Mikado Snake Plant features short, tubular, pointed dark green leaves with lighter transverse bands and a shallow groove down the middle on one side, only about 6 to 8 inches popping out of a pot. The leaves are usually densely clustered together, although sometimes placed so as to form a fan. Also known as a Fernwood Snake Plant. Snake Plant Basic Care: Easy Water: Allow the soil to dry out completely between watering.

Sansevieria bacularis 'Mikado'

Mikado Snake Plant features short, tubular, pointed dark green leaves with lighter transverse bands and a shallow groove down the middle on one side, only about 6 to 8 inches popping out of a pot. The leaves are usually densely clustered together, although sometimes placed so as to form a fan. Also known as a Fernwood Snake Plant.

Snake Plant Basic Care: Easy

• Water: Allow the soil to dry out completely between watering. Avoid keeping it constantly moist, and do not water the center of the plant to prevent rot.
• Light: This plant needs very little natural light and can be placed almost anywhere.
• Soil/Drainage: Well-draining soil mixes for cacti and succulents are ideal. If not overwatered, they can tolerate a standard houseplant mix.
• Temperature/Humidity: Performs well in average room temperature and humidity levels.

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