Mother-in-Law's Tongue: An Amazing, Low-Maintenance Air Purifying Houseplant

Also known as sansevières, mother-in-law's tongues belong to the Asparagaceae family. It is a popular houseplant for their exotic appearance and ease of care.

The tongue-shaped leaves, hence their name, are thick and dark green, with distinct white patterns. On the other hand, there is a variety of sansevière like the Moonshine which is without patterns and of a paler solid color.

These plants can reach up to 90 cm in height and are native to East Africa. They like moderately bright growing conditions and high relative humidity, making them a great option for homes (not the fire pit, but the home) and offices.

When it comes to care, mother-in-law's tongues are relatively simple to care for. Be sure to water them regularly depending on the temperature. Weekly watering or closer in summer.

They also like well-drained soil and occasional fertilization in spring and summer.

In addition to their unique and attractive appearance, mother-in-law's tongues are also considered air purifying. They can absorb pollutants such as cleaning chemicals and cigarette smoke, making them an ideal choice for the health and environment conscious.

In conclusion, mother-in-law's tongues are a great option for anyone looking for an easy-to-care-for and attractive houseplant. So why not add this exotic plant to your plant collection today?

We have several beautiful concrete pots to put them in. For example, the Pearl pot, Jadeite, Carnelian , Amethyst and more. Here are some photo examples.

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