Sansevieria 'Digitorum' Ø10.5cm - Cylindrical Finger-Like Sansevieria

Sansevieria 'Digitorum' - rare sansevieria cultivar with short, thick cylindrical leaves grouped densely like fingers, in green-gray tones with silver reflections. Extremely drought-resistant plant, ideal for fans of low-maintenance plants with sculptural visual impact. Care instructions Ideal light is bright indirect, but 'Digitorum' adapts easily across a wide spectrum - from moderate sun (south-east windowsill) to bright shade (near a north window). In constant direct sun, leaves may turn yellow-bronze; in too little light, they grow more slowly and lose the silvery color. Preferred temperature is 18-30°C; tolerates 10°C in winter, but not below 5°C. Watering is the one thing worth getting right - and, happily, the only real risk is watering TOO MUCH . In summer, water every 2-3 weeks, only when the substrate is completely dry. In winter, every 4-6 weeks. Stagnant water at the bottom of the pot can rot the cylindrical roots, so let it drain well. The substrate should be very airy - use cactus and succulent substrate, or add 30-50% perlite to a universal substrate. See airy substrate. Fertilize only in spring-summer, every 6-8 weeks, with cactus/succulent fertilizer diluted to half. In winter, do NOT fertilize - the plant enters dormancy and rests. Repot only every 3-4 years, when the pot becomes too small. Specifications Pot diameter: 10.5 cm Total height (incl. pot): 65 cm