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cheap snake plant Sansevieria Snake Plant in 10 in. (3 Gal.) Grower Pot – OnlinePlantCenterKnown to be practically indestructible, the desirable and popular Snake Plant enhances indoor air quality and pairs well with any type of interior design decor, from traditional to minimalist to contemporary to modern. Its whitish green, sword shaped leaves rise stiffly upright from their base. Originally used as a striking background plant for small ferny foliages, the modern trend is to simply place it standing alone by itself, to appreciate its

Known to be practically indestructible, the desirable and popular Snake Plant enhances indoor air quality and pairs well with any type of interior design decor, from traditional to minimalist to contemporary to modern. Its whitish green, sword shaped leaves rise stiffly upright from their base. Originally used as a striking background plant for small ferny foliages, the modern trend is to simply place it standing alone by itself, to appreciate its boldly elegant stature. Its small size of just 2 ft. tall by 1 ft. W fits into even the smallest of homes. Grows larger when planted outdoors about 4 ft. tall by 2 ft. W, yet this cold sensitive plant should be almost always be grown as an indoor house plant because it is only outdoor winter hardy in the hottest of climates, year round outdoors only in USDA Plant Zones 10-12. Thrives in warm sunny sites, tolerates some shade although the best foliage color is derived from diffused bright light, as too intense sunlight may cause the leaf edges to turn yellow. Adaptable to a wide range of soils and growing conditions.

  • Botanical Name: ¬†Sansevieria trifasciata or Dracaena trifasciata
  • Long lived clean air plant, eliminating harmful chemicals from the air and improving its quality
  • Most famous of all snake plants
  • Extremely popular very common plant for the home or office
  • Exceptionally easy care low maintenance house plant
  • Uprightly erect leaf habit fits into all home decor from traditional to modern
  • House plants can add more life to your home: helps to purify indoor air by absorbing toxins and removing harmful chemicals. boosts mood, productivity, concentration and creativity. helps with reducing stress to promote better sleep
  • Ships in a 10 in. tall and wide black nursery pot and the plant itself is on average approximately 16 in. tall
  • Outdoor hardy only in USDA plant zones 10 to 12, it is not recommended to grow this plant outdoors in cooler climates
  • Accommodate mature size or when planting in groups or as a hedge, space 2-3 ft. away from other plants or structures
  • Thrives in average nutrient-rich, well draining soils
  • When grown indoors as a house plant, site in a location with diffused indirect bright light, when grown outdoors in warm climates, site with morning sun and afternoon shade, too much sunlight may cause the leaf edges to turn yellow
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Katie! Ma’am this book was an absolute pleasure to read! The spice was spicing! I felt apart of the story from start to finish!
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Body diversity for the win in this new twist on a classic vampire x human trope! A Rose For The Taking explores the arranged marriage between an under-appreciated “spinster” and a vampire magistrate stuck in her own grief. Beyond the budding romance, we are also given a piercing look into the struggle of vampire/human politics including classism, worker exploitation and policy reform. The spice was sparingly scattered throughout the book and was unfortunately almost exclusively one-sided…which continues to be my biggest pet peeve in these books. Overall, the steamy bits were effective and blended well into the storyline. No kink, mostly open door. Additionally, Trapp lovingly incorporates a realistically proportioned FMC, the grief of losing a spouse and the familial trauma of being tolerated only for what you bring to the table. Solid read and it definitely got me adding more of Trapp’s body of work to my TBR!
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While I did enjoy the book, it moved a little fast with little plot development. Rose started strong and then she seemed to get weaker and weaker throughout. Even the parts where she found her back bone didn’t compare to her initial anger towards her family. Lena was a good character. A little huffier than I liked but overall well rounded. Overall, I enjoyed the book, it just wasn’t my favorite.
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I was given an ARC copy of A Rose For The Taking by author Katie Trapp. Thank you Katie for the chance to be an ARC reader. A Rose For the Taking is a sapphic vampire and human romance with topics of arranged marriage, self-discovery, and a little bit of mystery. Rose is a human, who is pressured by her family to enter an arranged marriage with a vampire, Lina. Lina is a vampire whose job is to maintain the peace between vampires and humans. With tensions rising between the two Lina agrees to marry a human in order to hopefully ease those tensions. Lina chooses Rose expecting to be friends, but nothing else. Instead love starts to blossom between the two as Rose learns to find her inner strength and stand up for herself, while Lina learns to open up her heart again. However, a threat causing the tension between the humans and vampires puts there love at risk as well. The journey these two characters take is so relatable. Rose has been taught by her family to be subservient and basically have no voice. Lina has grown closed off in terms of romance due to her past experience. Together they go through a process of self discovery and fall in love during the process. They aren't perfect though with some ups and downs, which makes this story even more relatable. This book has it all. There is growth of characters finding themselves, a spicy romance, and a little bit of mystery that blended together creates a story you don't want to put down till you finish it. I have read a few of Katie Trapp's books so far and each one has captured me in some way and just drawn me in. Katie has a way with words that you can somehow relate to the characters in one way or another. This one was no different and I enjoyed this book a lot. If you like vampire and human romance this is the book to read. I look forward to Katie's next book.
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