Guinea grass

Guinea sansevieria is a potted flower with simple, upright leaves that grow from a rhizome. The leaves are thick, tough and dark green with light stripes. The plant is very tolerant of conditions and does not require much attention, making it ideal for beginners. Guinea sansevieria is well tolerated by drought, lack of light and water shortage. The plant is very popular as an indoor air purification plant, as it is able to remove toxins and increase humidity.


The care of Guinea sansevieria is easy and does not require much attention. The plant is very tolerant of the conditions and does not need frequent watering. During the growth period, it only needs to be watered once a week and during the dormant period, it only needs to be watered once every fortnight. If the soil becomes dry, water it thoroughly, but be sure not to overwater, as the plant may have difficulty pulling itself out of wet soil.

Repotting Guinea sansevieria should be done once every two years when the plant starts to get too big for its pot. This is best done in the spring when the plant is starting to grow actively. Use a mixture of garden soil and peat to ensure good drainage and adequate nutrition.

Overall, Guinea sanseweria is a very easy plant to grow and is ideal for beginners. It requires little attention and is hardy to conditions, making it an excellent choice for any potted flower collection.