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Sansevieria Golden Flame Plant For Cleaning The Air

Short Description:

Sansevieria plays a good role in purifying the air. Studies have shown that sansevieria can absorb some harmful indoor gases, and can effectively remove sulfur dioxide, chlorine, ether, ethylene, carbon monoxide, nitrogen peroxide and other harmful substances.

Sansevieria is a bedroom plant. Even at night, it can absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen. Six waist-high sansevieria can satisfy a person's oxygen uptake. The indoor cultivation of sansevieria with coconut vitamin charcoal can not only improve people's work efficiency, but also reduce window ventilation in summer.

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Specification:

Size: MINI, SMALL, MEDIA, LARGE
Height: 15-80CM

Packaging & Delivery:
Packaging Details: wooden cases, in a 40 feet Reefer container, with temperature 16 degree.
Port of Loading: XIAMEN, China
Means of Transport: By air / by sea

Payment & Delivery:
Payment: T/T 30% in advance, balance against copies of shipping documents.
Lead time: 7 days after receiving deposit

Maintenance precautions:

Illumination
Potted sansevieria does not require high light, as long as there is relatively sufficient light.

Soil
Sansevieria has strong adaptability, not strict to the soil, and can be more extensively managed.

Temperature
Sansevieria has strong adaptability, the suitable temperature for growth is 20-30℃, and the overwintering temperature is 10℃. The temperature in winter should not be lower than 10℃ for a long time, otherwise the base of the plant will rot and cause the whole plant to die.

Moisture
Watering should be appropriate, and master the principle of rather dry than wet. Use clean water to scrub the dust on the leaf surface to keep the leaf clean and bright.

Fertilization:
Sansevieria does not require high fertilizers. If only nitrogen fertilizer is applied for a long time, the markings on the leaves will be dimmed, so compound fertilizers are generally used. Fertilization should not be excessive.