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Bird's Nest Snake Plant (Dracaena trifasciata 'Hahnii Green')

4"
$18.00 $24.00
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A snake plant in a small black plastic nursery pot, placed on a wooden surface with a blurred garden background.
  • A snake plant in a small black plastic nursery pot, placed on a wooden surface with a blurred garden background.
  • A small potted snake plant with green and white variegated leaves in a black plastic nursery pot, sitting on a wooden surface with a blurred garden background.
  • A potted Sansevieria (snake plant) with green and yellow striped leaves, photographed from a top-down perspective on a rustic wooden surface.
  • A snake plant in a small black plastic nursery pot, placed on a wooden surface with a blurred garden background.
  • A small potted snake plant with green and white variegated leaves in a black plastic nursery pot, sitting on a wooden surface with a blurred garden background.
  • A potted Sansevieria (snake plant) with green and yellow striped leaves, photographed from a top-down perspective on a rustic wooden surface.
Bird's Nest Snake Plant (Dracaena trifasciata 'Hahnii Green')

Bird's Nest Snake Plant (Dracaena trifasciata 'Hahnii Green')

$18.00 $24.00
Pot Size4"

Dracaena trifasciata 'Hahnii Green' (syn. Sansevieria trifasciata 'Hahnii Green') is the green-form Bird's Nest Snake Plant. It forms a compact, low rosette of stiff succulent leaves with medium-to-dark green coloring and natural pale green horizontal banding. Unlike Golden Hahnii and other yellow-margined forms, 'Hahnii Green' does not have gold or yellow leaf edges. Grown in a 4-inch nursery pot, it stays compact and adapts well to indoor containers.

Light: Bright, indirect light keeps the rosette dense and the green banding clear, though it tolerates lower indoor light. Avoid prolonged harsh midday sun unless the plant has been gradually acclimated.

Water: Allow the potting mix to dry completely between thorough waterings. Water less often during cooler or lower-light periods; constantly damp soil can cause root and crown rot.

Soil: Use a fast-draining, highly porous cactus or succulent mix in a container with drainage.

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