About Me
☘ Origin: Angola, Tropical Africa
☘ Family: Asparagaceae (Asparagus Family)
☘ Botanical Name: Dracaena trifasciata
☘ Common Name(s): African Spear · Brazil Saint Bárbara Sword · Cylindrical Snake Plant · Spear Sansevieria. Previously known as: Sansevieria Cylindrica
Symbolism
The Snake Plant is traditionally associated with protection, strength, and good fortune. Its upright, architectural leaves symbolise resilience, determination, and the ability to thrive through changing conditions. A thoughtful gift for new beginnings, housewarmings, and meaningful milestones.
Name Story
The genus, Sansevieria, was named for Raimondo di Sangro, the Prince of Sanseviero, Italy (modern day Sansevero). The specific epithet, Cylindrica, was likely derived from "cylinder", for the cylindrical leaves.
Feng Shui
Using Feng Shui principles, Sansevieria is used to bring good fortune into the home, while warding off evil spirits. Spiritual Meaning is connected with good luck and provides positivity into the surroundings. They shield against bad energy and can be placed in southern or eastern corners if you want a good position according to Feng Shui.
Interesting Facts
It is said that: "Some crops in a village were often eaten by some animals. A villager painted tiger stripes on a green leaf plant and put it in the field. Surprisingly, it really reduced how much the plant was being eaten. Gradually, villagers began to imitate this and passed it on from generation to generation". This plant now has its own tiger tail pattern, and it is the Sansevieria.
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About Me
☘ Origin: Angola, Tropical Africa
☘ Family: Asparagaceae (Asparagus Family)
☘ Botanical Name: Dracaena trifasciata
☘ Common Name(s): African Spear · Brazil Saint Bárbara Sword · Cylindrical Snake Plant · Spear Sansevieria. Previously known as: Sansevieria Cylindrica
Symbolism
The Snake Plant is traditionally associated with protection, strength, and good fortune. Its upright, architectural leaves symbolise resilience, determination, and the ability to thrive through changing conditions. A thoughtful gift for new beginnings, housewarmings, and meaningful milestones.
Name Story
The genus, Sansevieria, was named for Raimondo di Sangro, the Prince of Sanseviero, Italy (modern day Sansevero). The specific epithet, Cylindrica, was likely derived from "cylinder", for the cylindrical leaves.
Feng Shui
Using Feng Shui principles, Sansevieria is used to bring good fortune into the home, while warding off evil spirits. Spiritual Meaning is connected with good luck and provides positivity into the surroundings. They shield against bad energy and can be placed in southern or eastern corners if you want a good position according to Feng Shui.
Interesting Facts
It is said that: "Some crops in a village were often eaten by some animals. A villager painted tiger stripes on a green leaf plant and put it in the field. Surprisingly, it really reduced how much the plant was being eaten. Gradually, villagers began to imitate this and passed it on from generation to generation". This plant now has its own tiger tail pattern, and it is the Sansevieria.
