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sansevieria buy online Sansevieria ZeylanicaCare Info SUN The Snake Plant is adaptable to a variety of light levels, including low lighting. They will grow fastest under bright, indirect light, and can even tolerate some direct light when theyre mature. WATER This succulent is drought tolerant and will require that the soil fully dries in between waterings. Snake plants can benefit from careful bottom watering and thorough soak on occasion. Be sure to reduce watering during the fall and winter.
Care Info
SUN |
The Snake Plant is adaptable to a variety of light levels, including low lighting. They will grow fastest under bright, indirect light, and can even tolerate some direct light when they’re mature. |
WATER |
This succulent is drought tolerant and will require that the soil fully dries in between waterings. Snake plants can benefit from careful bottom watering and thorough soak on occasion. Be sure to reduce watering during the fall and winter. |
AIR |
Their native environment is warm and dry, so average indoor air tends to work well for the Snake Plant. Keep them in temperatures between 60º-85º and away from sources of humidity. |
PET FRIENDLY |
Keep out of reach from curious pets. These are toxic when ingested. |
AESTHETIC |
Native to West Africa, Sansevieria Zeylanica grows sword-like leaves in clusters, reaching heights up to 4 feet. An efficient root system stores water so it can survive infrequent watering. Their upright silhouettes make them a great option for small spaces, tabletops, and floor accents alike. |
HEALTH BENEFITS |
Active exposure to and care for plants has many proven wellbeing benefits, such as:
Snake plants are excellent air purifiers, absorbing common air toxins and mold spores. They are one of few plants that continue to produce oxygen throughout the night and are a great addition to the bedroom for a better night’s sleep. |
SPIRITUAL INTERPRETATIONS |
Snake plants represent luck, strength, and resilience. Their adaptability is a reflection of their natural will to survive, despite tough conditions. More than a symbol of luck, sharing space with a Snake Plant serves as a reminder of our own perseverance. |
DIFFICULTY LEVEL |
Easy • Intermediate • Experienced |
WHAT’S INCLUDED |
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OUR RECS |
We recommend our 7-inch Terra Cotta Planter to provide optimal drainage and airflow for the Snake Plant.Ideal soil is a cacti/succulent mix with drainage-enhancing amendments such as sand, bark, and/or perlite. |
Nature is unique - each plant may vary slightly from the plant shown here. Ceramic planters are sold separately.
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★★★★★ 5
My son didn’t enjoy reading independently before this book
Format: Paperback
My son is 7, in 2nd grade. I got him this book in his Easter basket. Tonight he voluntarily picked it up, read the first chapter, was laughing, and then told me about it!! He’s never voluntarily picked up and read a chapter book before other than a graphic novel ! :)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2026
★★★★★ 5
the world needs more books like this!
Format: Kindle
Wholesome books for young growing readers, yes please! It’s a great mix of funny and sweet that any kid will love. I love seeing the characters grow from the unicorn and dinosaurs books. I love that they are real children too. It’s a great message for kids!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
★★★★★ 5
‘Was Nugget’s power guiding me to help people?’ – a fantasy tale to cherish!
Format: Kindle
Diane Alber teams with Ryan Thomas in creating their PURPLE SPACE CHICKENS series, books that focus on inspiring art and creativity in children. The characters (both human and animal) sparkle throughout and the authors open with a taste of the fun to come introducing the boy Bear: ‘My name is Bear…It’s a code name I gave myself. Why a code name? Well, everyone in this book has one. Trust me, it’s better that way. I don’t want you knowing who I really am because the last thing I need is NASA asking a dozen questions - or worse, taking my little friend. But I had to document everything, because this experience is straight out of this world…literally.’ And with that intro we meet little chicken Nugget and the story sails forth with an amazingly entertaining and creative plot. There are many attributes to this series intended for grade school kids – one fine chapter book stories that will definitely continue!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Yes. definitely yes.
Format: Kindle
Rounding up from 4.5. This was a great read and has earned the title of my second favorite sapphic fantasy behind Aurora’s Angel. (Granted, there isn’t a huge amount of competition.)
The two main characters are well written and there is plenty of swoon to keep you happy. It’s a slow burn (which I love) and it was done very well. The author keeps you riding on the excitement of what is to be.
The longing looks, the subtle touches, the loaded dialogue. It was all great. Each interaction brought the two MCs closer together in such a sweet way.
The plot was a good one and keeps you entertained without being overdone or making you too anxious.
The book is well written and uses some period language (which I appreciate) without being too pretentious. It is well paced and flows very well from one scene to the next. No boring parts to suffer through.
The reason for the missing half star:
There were parts that I felt could have used more finesse, or maybe more explanation concerning Della’s insistence on seducing Galeon. The passion was there but it seemed like Della was being reckless at times. But maybe that was the point.
I also wished that some of the supporting characters were a little more fleshed out. I wanted to know more about them.
It doesn’t get nearly as deep into any aspect the way Auroras Angel did, but I don’t consider that a bad thing per se. It’s just a shorter and lighter read without as much depth. But still enjoyable
Overall, this was a great book and I look forward to the future installments.
Definitely recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024
★★★★★ 4
Will definitely be reading the second independent book in this series!
Format: Kindle
A slow burn fantasy novel that showcases the finer instances of romantic gestures and quick stolen glances in between the big showy, epic events. Once I picked up the book I could not put it down until I completed it fully. It was easy to get attached to the characters and I was happy that they didn't try to fit a hetero normative and instead felt to be a truly sapphic/queer relationship. The ending had me at the edge of my seat!
While very immersive and easy to get sucked into the world built, I think what would take this to the next level would be more detailed world building. I found I yearned most for this book to get into the nitty gritty of describing and bringing to life the horrific transformations of the witches. I also felt some of the dialogue was a bit too modern which took me out of the older fantasy setting this story was set in for a second. Overall a great book that was easy to allow yourself to get immersed in and tugged around emotionally along with the characters. Loved it!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025