sansevieria moonshine vs moonlight Mother In Law's Tongue - Moonshine

sansevieria moonshine vs moonlight Mother In Law's Tongue - MoonshineScientific Name: Sansevieria (Dracaena) trifasciata Moonshine Synonyms: Mother in Law's tongue Moonshine, Sansevieria Futura, Silver Moonlight Sanseveria, Sansevieria Silver Moonshine, Moonlight Snake Plant Striking silver colouring Indestructible and fuss free Considered to be a fantastic air purifier Waterwise Plant Level: Beginner This gorgeous variant of the Mother in Law's Tongue houseplant is prized for its beautifully striking silvery sage

Scientific Name: Sansevieria (Dracaena) trifasciata ‘Moonshine’
Synonyms: Mother in Law's tongue Moonshine, Sansevieria Futura, Silver Moonlight Sanseveria, Sansevieria Silver Moonshine, Moonlight Snake Plant

• Striking silver colouring
• Indestructible and fuss-free
• Considered to be a fantastic air purifier
• Waterwise
• Plant Level: Beginner

This gorgeous variant of the Mother-in-Law's Tongue houseplant is prized for its beautifully striking silvery-sage foliage that matures to a lovely olive green, while still retaining all the charm of its more common counterpart.

With its dazzling sculptural quality and extremely care-easy nature, the Mother in Law's Tongue has made itself a highly popular house plant worldwide, from being a well-known air purifier to being considered highly indestructible. Ideal for the first time plant parent or someone looking for a low maintenance living sculpture.

The Mother-in-Law's Tongue "Moonshine" will add interest to almost any space in your home, office or patio as they are rather tolerant of a wide variety of conditions and lighting, though, it is best to avoid high humidity as many of these plants come from dry regions. Be sure to give this house plant a little care and watch how well it rewards you with continuous new growth. 

Pair with a planter that is bold and striking for a perfectly balanced natural art piece, or chose an earthy palm leaf basket to soften the edges.

Please note: Sanseveria is considered toxic, so best to keep it out of reach.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Mother-in-Law's Tongue healthy and happy:

Water: It is best to allow your Sansevieria to dry out completely between watering. Overwatering is the most common cause of death in these easy-care plants. Err on the side of caution and check every 2 weeks for watering during summer and at least once a month in winter.
Light: Low to Bright indirect Light
Humidity: Average room humidity, no humidity adjustments required
Fertilize: Balanced Fertilizer once a month