Sansevieria Masoniana Whale Fin

Sansevieria Masoniana Whale Fin8. 5cm pot Please note A F are beautiful whale fins with a pup, and H M are stunning plants with no pups (but don't worry, it'll come!) Sansevieria masoniana, commonly known as the "Whale Fin" or "Shark Fin" plant, is known for its large, paddle shaped leaves and easy care requirements. Here are some tips to keep your Whale Fin healthy: Light Thrives in bright, indirect light, but also tolerates low light just slower growth. Avoid harsh direct sun,

8.5cm pot - Please note A-F are beautiful whale fins with a pup, and H-M are stunning plants with no pups (but don't worry, it'll come!)

Sansevieria masoniana, commonly known as the "Whale Fin" or "Shark Fin" plant, is known for its large, paddle-shaped leaves and easy care requirements. Here are some tips to keep your Whale Fin healthy:

🪴 Light

• Thrives in bright, indirect light, but also tolerates low light — just slower growth.

• Avoid harsh direct sun, which can scorch the leaves.

💧 Water

• Let soil dry completely between waterings.

• In summer: every 2–4 weeks, depending on warmth and humidity.

• In winter: once every 4–6 weeks or even less.

• Overwatering is the #1 killer — always check the soil first!

🌡️ Temperature & Humidity

• Ideal range: 18–27°C (65–80°F).

• Tolerates cooler temps down to 12°C (55°F), but keep away from drafts and cold windows.

• Normal household humidity is perfect — no misting needed.

🌱 Soil

• Use a fast-draining mix — cactus/succulent soil works best.

• You can mix in perlite or pumice for extra drainage.

🍽️ Feeding

• Feed once a month in spring and summer with a diluted succulent fertilizer.

• No feed needed in autumn and winter.

⚠️ Common Issues

• Soft or mushy leaves → overwatering.

• Wrinkled leaves → too dry for too long (though they’re resilient).

• Pale or drooping leaves → too little light.