Sansevieria 'Pyramid' Ø8cm

Sansevieria 'Pyramid' - A striking architectural snake plant with a compact, geometric form! Thick, upright leaves in deep polished green with subtle stripes, stacked in elegant overlapping layers that resemble a living pyramid or crown. Minimalist, sculptural presence perfect for modern interiors. Exceptionally easy-going and forgiving - a rewarding, air-purifying houseplant that fits effortlessly into any home. Ideal for offices, small spaces, and contemporary design schemes. Growth and development The growth habit is compact, upright and distinctly pyramidal, with leaves stacked in neat, overlapping layers that resemble a living pyramid or crown. Growth is slow to moderate, which is typical for the genus - and this slow pace is part of what makes Sansevierias such excellent long-term houseplants. The plant grows from rhizomes (underground stems) and gradually produces offsets or 'pups' around the base of the mother plant, eventually forming a small colony if left undivided. The compact form makes this variety particularly well suited to small spaces, tabletops, offices and modern minimalist interiors. Care Requirements: Light: Highly adaptable to various light conditions. Keep it out of direct midday sun; early morning or late evening sun is fine, and filtered sunlight through a sheer curtain is best. It does well in low light but grows faster in brighter light. Bright indirect light is ideal for the best colour and compact growth, yet this is one of the few houseplants that genuinely tolerates darker corners - though it will grow more slowly there. Water: Allow the soil to dry completely between waterings, which can take up to 4 weeks in an average home environment. Then water until liquid flows through the drainage hole. Overwatering is the most common cause of problems - these plants handle drought far better than wet conditions, so a forgotten watering is easily forgiven. Water more frequently in summer, less in winter. Soil: Fast-draining, gritty substrate is essential to prevent root rot. Cactus and succulent mix works excellently, or standard potting mix amended with perlite, coarse sand or pumice. Good drainage is key - soggy soil leads rapidly to root rot. Temperature: 13-29°C, preferring the warmer end of that range. The plant suffers at temperatures below 10°C. Protect from cold draughts and avoid placing near air conditioning vents or cold windows in winter. Humidity: Average household humidity is perfectly adequate. It prefers a dry environment, so there is no need to mist. This is not a humidity-dependent plant - it actually prefers drier conditions, which makes it wonderfully low-maintenance. Feeding: Very light feeder. Fertilise lightly 2-3 times per year during the growing season, or once every six months with a liquid fertiliser for indoor plants. Avoid over-fertilising, which can cause weak growth or harm the roots. No feeding is needed in winter. Botanical Info: Family: Asparagaceae (subfamily Nolinoideae) | Genus: Sansevieria (now included in Dracaena) | Cultivar: 'Pyramid' / 'Pyramid Crown' | Common Names: Pyramid Snake Plant, Pyramid Crown Snake Plant, Mother-in-Law's Tongue | Type: Succulent Perennial from Rhizomes | Parent Species Native Range: Africa and Asia | Zone: USDA 10-12 (indoor cultivation in temperate climates) | Size: Compact, pyramid-shaped habit | Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate Specifications Pot diameter: 8 cm Total height (incl. pot): 10 cm