Origin
The Sansevieria trifasciata 'Super Flame' originates from West Africa, where the plant can be found in various habitats such as dry savannas and tropical rainforests. The plant was discovered and imported by Europeans in the 18th century. Also known more commonly as the 'snake plant', the 'Super Flame' adds a burning flame effect to this popular plant species.

Characteristics
The 'Super Flame' varies in height between 36-48 centimeters, has a slender, upright growth pattern, and is very robust. This specific species is unique due to its narrow, strikingly marked leaves that contain a yellowish glow. The leaves are thick, wavy, and covered with a pattern of dark green and light green, almost yellow, stripe patterns. In addition, this plant is a slow-growing species, often taking several years to fully mature.

Care
Regarding the care of the Sansevieria trifasciata 'Super Flame', it is important to note this plant prefers light, but can also thrive in semi-shade. Watering should be moderate, overwatering should be avoided as this can lead to root rot. It is recommended to only water the plant again when the soil is completely dry. This plant thrives best at room temperature but can also survive temperatures around freezing.