Different Sansevieria's (Snake Plant) Varieties - to Identify what types you own

The Snake Plant or Sansevieria Trifasciata is a flowering plant that came from West Africa, which is a tropical place.

This evergreen perennial plant is usually seen both above and underground. This is also known as the mother-in-law’s tongue and Viper’s Bowstring Hemp.

Interestingly, the names that this plant has just really makes sense. It’s called the mother-in-law’s sharp tongue and as the snake plant because of its sharp and pointy leaves.

Meanwhile, the reason behind having the name as a bowstring’s hemp is how its plant fibers can actually be used to make bowstrings.

This plant is typically green in color and has distinct patterns on the leaves, depending on its variety. It has a rosette-forming base and usually grows up to 6 feet in height and up to almost 3 inches in width....

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