Sansevieria Whitney Plant use_bhelr NASA tests confirm that Dieffenbachia

NASA tests confirm that Dieffenbachia removes xylene and toluene from the air

Optimal conditions for growing these flowers include full sun for at least 6 hours per day

It is a creeper which finds it difficult to climb without support

Avoid inhaling dust as it may irritate mucous membranes

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Sansevieria Whitney Plant use_bhelr NASA tests confirm that DieffenbachiaMother in Law s Tongue Origin: South Africa Family: Asparagaceae Description : The Whitney variety belongs to the compact Sansevieria group , with a growth rate of 45 50 cm, and an average of 4 leaves per plant. The plant shape is an inverted pyramid and the arrangement of the leaves is in the form of a rosette. Whitney is a dwarf variety that has dark green leaves, edged in silvery green, and variegated with irregular light green stripes. Height: 45