silk sansevieria Sansevieria 'As Silk' – Secret Garden Plant Shop

silk sansevieria Sansevieria 'As Silk' – Secret Garden Plant ShopSansevieria 'AS Silk' is a compact and decorative variety of sansevieria, distinguished by its broad, green leaves marked with fine stripes and wavy, pinkish edges, with a delicate and semi glossy texture, similar to satin. It is a low growing plant, perfect for modern decor, offices, shelves, or succulent arrangements. Botanical characteristics: Full name: Sansevieria 'AS Silk' Family: Asparagaceae Plant type: perennial succulent, decorative through

Sansevieria 'AS Silk' is a compact and decorative variety of sansevieria, distinguished by its broad, green leaves marked with fine stripes and wavy, pinkish edges, with a delicate and semi-glossy texture, similar to satin. It is a low-growing plant, perfect for modern decor, offices, shelves, or succulent arrangements.

🌿 Botanical characteristics:

• Full name: Sansevieria 'AS Silk'

• Family: Asparagaceae

• Plant type: perennial succulent, decorative through its leaves

• Leaves: broad, oval to lance-shaped, medium green with dark stripes, wavy edges with reddish hues

• Growth: low, slow, with a compact rosette

☀️ Growing conditions:

• Light: prefers strong indirect light, but also tolerates partial shade or artificial light

• Soil: well-drained – substrate for cacti and succulents

• Watering: low – only when the soil is completely dry

• Temperature: ideal between 18–28°C, with minimums above 10°C

• Humidity: adapts well to the dry air inside homes

🌱 What makes it special:

• Wavy pinkish edges – a rare and decorative detail

• Broad, compact foliage with an elegant texture

• Ideal for small spaces and modern interiors

• Drought resistance, perfect for beginners or busy people

Note: The plant may show small imperfections at the tips, typical of species with stiff leaves. These do not affect viability and are due to handling or transport conditions.

Height including pot: approx. 6 cm

The displayed price is for one rooted leaf.

Photos 3 and 4 show the mature form of the plant.