Sansevieria Wendy Yellow House Plant 10,5 cm Pot Fig It is native to New

It is native to New Zealand but is now widely cultivated as an aquatic or marsh plant in many regions

What sets this palm apart from others is its uniquely shaped leaflets

Common Pests: Mealybugs

The common name comes from the legend that thirsty travellers could pierce the plant’s leaf bases to drink the rainwater stored inside

Feeding: Nepenthes 'Dark Secret' captures insects to supplement its nutrient intake

Sansevieria Wendy Yellow House Plant 10,5 cm Pot Fig It is native to NewSansevieria Wendy Yellow is a rare and striking cultivar of the snake plant family (Dracaena), treasured for its compact rosette form and vibrant variegation. Like other Sansevierias, it is native to Africa and Asia, where these hardy succulents thrive in dry, rocky habitats. The Wendy Yellow variety produces short, broad leaves arranged in tight rosettes. The foliage is patterned with rich green centres marked with darker horizontal banding, edged