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Sansevieria trifasciata 'Lotus Hahnii'

Sansevieria trifasciata 'Lotus Hahnii'

Sansevieria trifasciata 'Lotus Hahnii' is a dwarf rosette cultivar within the Hahnii group of Sansevieria trifasciata, distinguished by its tightly arranged, slightly cupped leaves forming a lotus-like shape. The foliage is dark green with faint horizontal banding, and the compact form typically stays under 20 cm in height, making it well-suited to indoor displays and small spaces. The species originates from West Africa, where it naturally inhabits arid and rocky regions, and this cultivar retains the same tolerance for drought and low light conditions as the parent species.

Care Tips:

  • Light – Tolerates low light but performs best in bright, indirect light
  • Water – Allow the soil to dry between waterings; avoid prolonged wetness
  • Humidity – Adaptable to normal indoor humidity levels
  • Media – Use a well‑draining cactus or succulent mix
  • Temperature – Thrives in warm conditions, ideally 18–29 °C
  • Fertiliser – Feed sparingly during active growth with a balanced fertiliser
  • Repotting – Repot when root-bound, usually every 2–3 years

Additional Notes:

  • Known to be toxic

$7.14
Sansevieria trifasciata 'Lotus Hahnii'
$7.14
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Description

Sansevieria trifasciata 'Lotus Hahnii' is a dwarf rosette cultivar within the Hahnii group of Sansevieria trifasciata, distinguished by its tightly arranged, slightly cupped leaves forming a lotus-like shape. The foliage is dark green with faint horizontal banding, and the compact form typically stays under 20 cm in height, making it well-suited to indoor displays and small spaces. The species originates from West Africa, where it naturally inhabits arid and rocky regions, and this cultivar retains the same tolerance for drought and low light conditions as the parent species.

Care Tips:

  • Light – Tolerates low light but performs best in bright, indirect light
  • Water – Allow the soil to dry between waterings; avoid prolonged wetness
  • Humidity – Adaptable to normal indoor humidity levels
  • Media – Use a well‑draining cactus or succulent mix
  • Temperature – Thrives in warm conditions, ideally 18–29 °C
  • Fertiliser – Feed sparingly during active growth with a balanced fertiliser
  • Repotting – Repot when root-bound, usually every 2–3 years

Additional Notes:

  • Known to be toxic