Sansevieria Trifasciata “Megan”

Scientific Name: Sansevieria trifasciata
Common Name: Snake Plant “Megan”
Origin: West Africa

Physical Features

Discover Sansevieria trifasciata “Megan,” a graceful snake plant known for its gently arching leaves and striking variegation. Originating from West Africa, “Megan” features semi-rounded, slim and deep-green leaves edged with clean yellow margins that naturally curve outward, giving the plant a softer, more flowing shape than upright snake plant types.

It is beginner-friendly, perfect for homes, offices, and anyone who loves low-maintenance beauty.

Care

Easy care for any lifestyle. Handles drought, low light, and irregular care effortlessly.

Light: Adaptable to low, medium, or bright indirect light.

Watering: Let the soil fully dry before watering again. Overwatering is the only mistake to avoid.

Temperature & Humidity: Loves warm indoor conditions with normal household humidity.

Propagation

Grow more “Megan” easily through:

• Division of the root ball
• Leaf cuttings for new baby plants

It is recommended to use well-draining soil that is quick-draining and slightly acidic. You can create a suitable potting mix by combining potting soil amended with succulent mix, and adding sand or perlite for improved drainage.

Flowering

On occasion, mature plants may produce tall stalks with clusters of small, sweetly fragrant, pale-green or white blossoms.

Where to Place It

Sansevieria trifasciata “Megan” has air-purifying benefits, helps remove common indoor pollutants for fresher, cleaner air. Its compact size requires little space but makes a noticeable style statement. It complements modern, minimalist, boho, and classic interiors alike.

Placement suggestions

• Living room corners or side tables
• Bedrooms and bedside stands
• Office desks and reception areas
• Hallways with moderate light
• Minimalist or cozy interior setups

Sansevieria trifasciata “Megan”. It’s simplicity and elegance make you want to keep and grow one.