Sansevieria 'Abbey Crown' stands out for its tall, straight leaves, which can vary in shades of dark green to light green, often with yellow or golden edges. The leaves are usually flat and narrow, growing from a central point and forming a crown effect, hence the name 'Abbey Crown'.
Sansevieria 'Abbey Crown' is famous for its resistance and adaptability, being ideal for those who do not want to spend a lot of time caring for plants.
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Light : Prefers moderate indirect light, but adapts well to weak or strong light conditions. Avoid direct and prolonged exposure to the sun, which can burn the leaves.
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Water : Watering should be moderate. Let the soil dry completely between waterings. During the winter, reduce the frequency of watering because the plant enters a period of rest.
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Temperature and humidity : Sansevieria does well at normal indoor temperatures, between 18 and 24°C. It is not pretentious in terms of humidity, but avoids extremely cold locations or drafts.
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Fertilizer : You can use a fertilizer for green plants, diluted to half the recommended concentration, once a month during the period of active growth (spring-summer).
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Soil and transplanting : Use a well-drained soil mixture, ideal for cacti or other succulent plants. Transplant the plant when the roots become too crowded in the pot, usually every few years.
Height with pots included: approx. 15 cm