Sansevieria 'Argentea-marmorata' care

Among the quieter members of the genus, Sansevieria 'Argentea-marmorata' forms a trailing habit and settles quickly indoors.

It does best in bright indirect light, though it tolerates brief departures without sulking. It prefers to be watered when the leaves just begin to soften, and it will forgive a missed week far better than a doubled one.

Aim for average room humidity and use a free-draining cactus-leaning mix — roots here want air as much as water. Propagation is straightforward from stem cuttings rooted in water.