- Regularly called Snake Plants, Mother-in-regulation's Tongue or Barbershop Plant
- In China, it was kept as a cherished houseplant in light of the fact that the Eight Gods presented their eight ideals to the people who developed them
- Very strong house plant, hard to kill
- Will fill in dime light, water when dry
- Prompt delivery
Sansevierias or as they are generally called Snake Plants or Mother-in-regulation's Tongue have a rich history of fables and new science. These plants have a rich history of development. In China, it was kept as a cherished houseplant on the grounds that the Eight Gods gave their eight temperances to the people who developed them. These temperances incorporate long life, thriving, knowledge, magnificence, workmanship, verse, wellbeing and strength. The plants were kept close to the doors inside the home so the eight ethics could go through in a way pre-Feng Shui. These plants additionally were put in fine eateries, cultivators, acupuncturists, specialist's workplaces, bookkeeper's workplaces, banks, sanctuaries, monastaries, and, surprisingly, in rice paddies. Sansevierias were developed and valued well before the Chinese ti plant (Dracaena spp.) otherwise called the Good Luck Bamboo! The sansevieria is likewise alluded to as a mythical beast for its numerous special characteristics. Similarly as with numerous Asian hand to hand fighting strategies, the strength comes from the inside. The sansevieria has been known to divide enormous earthen pots after arriving at bigger sizes. The Chinese have generally kept this plant pruned in a pot inside a ceramic pot frequently ornated with winged serpents and phoenixes. The fascination of this plant towards winged serpents is supposed to be attractive. An intriguing examination program has been finished by NASA utilizing a couple of chosen plants (one is Sansevieria) for air purging and to control "Wiped out Building Syndrome." Growing the Snake Plant is simple. It will flourish in extremely brilliant light to practically dim corners of the house. Simply water when the dirt is dry.