Golden Hahnii Snake Plant

The Golden Hahnii Snake Plant is a dwarf variety of Sansevieria with broad, sword-shaped foliage with yellow and green stripes. The long, narrow leaves come to a point and grow in a rosette or bird’s nest formation. Snake Plant, also known as Mother-In-Law’s Tongue, is easy to grow and performs best with a certain degree of neglect.

Best Locations For Growing Golden Hahnii Snake Plant

Like all Sansevierias, the Golden Hahnii Snake Plant is adaptable. This plant prefers bright light, but easily tolerates low light, allowing for flexible placement options. Feature this plant in just about any area of the home, but avoid spots with increased humidity. A consistently warm and dry location is best.

Golden Hahnii Snake Plant Sunlight Requirements

Medium to bright indirect light is ideal for the Golden Hahnii Snake Plant. Snake Plants will  grow more quickly and develop more buttery yellow highlights when grown in brighter conditions. Golden Hahnii can also grow in low light, making it a good option for dimly lit areas, but expect much slower growth.

Golden Hahnii Snake Plant Care

There are no tricks or special care needs for Snake Plants. The best thing you can do to help your Golden Hahnii Snake Plant thrive is to find a good spot and leave it alone. Some plants respond well to constant care, and Sansevieria is not that type of plant.

Watering Golden Hahnii Snake Plant

Snake Plants have low water needs. This plant is drought tolerant and prefers arid conditions. Wait until the soil dries out completely to water, and drench the soil until water drains through the container. In most conditions, water Sansevieria plants every couple of weeks.

Feeding Golden Hahnii Snake Plant

Snake Plants are not heavy feeders and can grow very well without extra care. For best results, apply a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer in the spring and mid-summer when the plant is actively growing.