Eufloria Sansevieria 'Digitorum' Ø12cm

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: 12 cm
• Total height (incl. pot): 65 cm