are snake plants native to florida Sansevieria Florida H-13 Aurea Variegata | organically grown succulent plants

are snake plants native to florida Sansevieria Florida H-13 Aurea Variegata | organically grown succulent plantsSansevieria Florida H 13, syn. Sansevieria Alva is a cross between Sansevieria Trifasciata x Sansevieria Deserti; a beautiful but very rare Sansevieria species, in the "Aurea" (i. e. yellow gold) Variegata form rarity for collectors! from own propagation; no "quick" greenhouse cultivation; division from the mother plant as in the picture this is not for sale from my Sansevieria collection, very strongly grown side shoot; well established, each leaf

Sansevieria Florida H-13, syn. Sansevieria Alva is a cross between Sansevieria Trifasciata x Sansevieria Deserti; a beautiful but very rare Sansevieria species, in the "Aurea" (i.e. yellow/gold) Variegata form - rarity for collectors! 

from own propagation; no "quick" greenhouse cultivation; division from the mother plant as in the picture - this is not for sale - from my Sansevieria collection, very strongly grown side shoot; well established, each leaf then comes differently coloured; not overfertilised therefore top healthy and robust (100% organic quality before quantity! ), rather slow growing (with growth pause in winter); potted in well-drained, self-mixed organic substrate; repotting only desired in 1-2 years, for a sunny/bright location, avoid waterlogging; enjoy your new unique beauty - Sansevieria 'Florida H-13' Aurea Variegata!

You will receive the plant shown in the size indicated (it will naturally grow larger over time.

All my Sansevierias from my collection (over 100 species) grow slowly, without being heavily fertilised, with a break in growth in winter. As a result, they are very healthy, robust and simply look natural. Sansevierias are not hardy, as plants are intended to purify the air and increase the oxygen content in the house.