Sansevieria 'Coppertone'
A blend of copper and grey tones make this snake plant look like stone or metal, fitting perfectly with the eeriest month of the year
Commonly known as a Snake plant, the Sansevieria 'Coppertone' is just as chill as it's more common relatives. As long as you allow the soil to dry out inbetween waterings, you should have no problems with this one
The 'Coppertone' thrives in bright light, but is also able to tolerate some direct sun as well as low-light. The lower the light, the slower the growth and the easier the care (even less watering), but if you want this plant to grow quicker, push out new plantlets, and display deeper colours, then bright light is always preferred.
When watering, make sure to always allow the soil to completely dry before watering. However, when watering your snake plant, you must make sure the soil is fully saturated, to make sure that the whole root system has access to water. During the growing season, you can add fertiliser to every other watering.
Snake plants can tolerate being pot bound for a long time, but tend to deform their pots as they push out plantlets from their base. You can snap these off and replant them, or pot them all together in a bigger pot for a bushier look.
