Sort by:
Sansevieria Star Green Granite 💎
A rare sansevieria with rigid foliage marbled with dark green and gray-green patterns reminiscent of polished granite.
🌵 Minimal Care
- Light : Tolerates shade to bright light
- Watering : Very infrequent (once a month)
- Hardiness : Resists neglect
- Purification : Excellent at night
🏜️ Origin
Horticultural variety developed from African species. Forms perfect architectural rosettes for modern style.
Astrophytum Asterias 'Super Kabuto' ⭐
A rare star cactus covered in small fluffy white spots, forming a perfect sphere.
🌵 Specific Care
- Light: Full sun gradually
- Watering: Very sparingly
- Temperature: Minimum 10°C in winter
- Growth: Extremely slow
💎 Rarity
A highly sought-after variety by collectors. Native to the desert regions of Mexico.
Sansevieria Comet Canoe 🚀
Original and modern, the Sansevieria Comet Canoe features a canoe-shaped silhouette. Extremely easy to care for, it tolerates all watering forgetfulness!
Care Tips 🪴
- Light: indirect to sunny
- Watering: very infrequent
- Difficulty: very easy
Sansevieria Cylindrica Boncel 🗿
A graphic plant par excellence, the Sansevieria Boncel is distinguished by its fan-shaped cylindrical leaves. Very resilient, perfect for beginners.
Care Tips 🌵
- Light: direct to indirect
- Watering: spaced, very tolerant plant
- Difficulty: very easy
Origin
West Africa
Sansevieria Chanin Crown – Rare plant with a fiery look
Bring character and structure to your decor with the Sansevieria Chanin Crown, an exceptional variety with a naturally graphic design. Nicknamed "the plant with a fiery look," this compact Sansevieria stands out with its upright, flame-shaped leaves, forming an elegant and imposing crown.
A rare, aesthetic, and very easy-to-maintain plant, it will appeal to both exotic plant enthusiasts and contemporary decor lovers.
1. Main features:
Name: Sansevieria Chanin Crown
Type: Indoor succulent plant
Shape: Structured rosette in a crown
Color: Deep green with silver or dark marbling
Size at shipment: approximately 10 to 15 cm depending on the specimens
Pot: Nursery pot included (decorative pot optional)
2. Benefits of the Sansevieria Chanin Crown:
Rare and collectible plant, hard to find
Sculptural foliage that catches the eye
Perfect for modern, minimalist, or bohemian interiors
Very resilient: withstands drought and low light
Natural air-purifying plant
Ideal for beginners as well as enthusiasts
3. Care tips:
Light: bright indirect light to partial shade; tolerates low light
Watering: spaced out; water only when the soil is dry deep down
Temperature: between 15°C and 30°C; avoid cold drafts
Substrate: very draining mix (cactus soil or light soil with perlite)
Fertilizer: every month in spring and summer (mild fertilizer for succulents)
Repotting: every 2 to 3 years, in spring
4. Shipping:
Fast delivery in France and Europe
Secure and careful packaging to protect the plant during transport
Care instructions included
Each plant is unique: marbling and shape may vary slightly
5. Why choose this plant?
Strong decorative element for a modern interior
Requires little maintenance
Suitable for small spaces
Rarity that makes it a collectible plant piece
The Stapelia hirsuta, also known as "star flower" or "carrion plant," is a fascinating succulent native to southern Africa. It captivates with its graphic form, its fleshy quadrangular stems, and especially its spectacular star-shaped flowers covered in fine silky hairs.
This cutting is ideal for collectors, lovers of unusual plants, or those who want to add a truly original touch to their indoor jungle.
Why adopt a Stapelia hirsuta?
- Unique flowers: large hairy stars with hypnotic patterns.
- Very easy to care for: perfect for beginners.
- Resilient succulent: tolerates missed waterings.
- Fast growth in bright conditions.
- Rare collector's plant in garden centers.
Care tips
The Stapelia hirsuta is a robust succulent that requires little attention, but a few simple rules ensure beautiful growth and generous flowering.
- Light: very bright without direct scorching sun. A south-facing window is ideal.
- Watering: moderate. Allow the substrate to dry completely between waterings. In winter, space out significantly.
- Temperature: between 18 and 28°C. It enjoys warmth.
- Substrate: very draining (cactus type). Absolutely avoid stagnant moisture.
- Difficulty: easy. Perfect for beginners or collectors.
Features and origin
Native to the arid regions of South Africa, the Stapelia hirsuta has developed an astonishing strategy to attract pollinators: its flowers mimic the smell and appearance of rotting meat. Rest assured: the odor is only perceptible very close to the flower and only during full bloom.
Aside from this surprising aspect, it is a decorative, graphic plant highly appreciated for its "curiosity cabinet" appeal.
Sansevieria Cleopatra – graphic plant
The Sansevieria Cleopatra captivates with its compact growth habit and firm leaves with contrasting patterns. It is suitable for a sober and graphic plant decoration.
Care tips
- Light: bright to moderate indirect light; gradually acclimate to brighter exposure.
- Watering: let the substrate dry out thoroughly between waterings, especially in winter.
- Substrate: well-draining, in a pot with drainage holes.
- Temperature: protect from cold and stagnant humidity.
Plant sold in a pot. The exact size is not indicated for this variant. Avoid overwatering, even though this plant generally tolerates spaced-out watering.
Looking for a houseplant that is as beautiful as it is hardy? The Sansevieria Rookie, a famous member of the "Snake Plant" family, is the gem you need! With its fleshy, sturdy, and subtly marbled leaves, it adds a graphic, elegant, and modern touch to any space in your home. 🪴
But its strengths don't stop at its design: native to West Africa, this succulent is known for its incredible air-purifying properties. Unlike many other plants, it continues to release oxygen and purify your indoor air even at night. 🌬️ It is therefore a perfect plant to decorate your living room or soothe the atmosphere of your bedroom.
How to take care of your Sansevieria Rookie? 🧑🌾
If you're worried you don't have a green thumb, rest assured: this plant is known for being virtually indestructible! Here are our expert tips to keep it radiant year after year:
- 💡 Light: Very accommodating, it adapts to almost any exposure. It prefers bright light without direct sun to stimulate its growth, but will perfectly tolerate a shadier corner of your apartment.
- 💧 Watering: Moderation is key! The Sansevieria's worst enemy is overwatering. Water only when the soil is completely dry (about every 2 to 3 weeks in spring/summer, and once a month in autumn/winter).
- 🌡️ Temperature: It thrives best in our interiors, at temperatures between 15°C and 25°C. Just avoid environments below 10°C.
- ⭐ Difficulty level: Absolute beginner. It is THE perfect plant for those just starting out or who are often away!
Bring a touch of nature without the constraints to your decor with the Sansevieria Rookie. Order it today on MonJungle and enjoy its timeless charm! 🛒✨
Sansevieria ‘Swan Dancer’ – Mini Graphic Plant in a 6 cm Pot
Discover the Sansevieria ‘Swan Dancer’, a small houseplant with sculptural green foliage. Its narrow, slightly arched leaves create an elegant and distinctive silhouette. Its miniature size makes it easy to place on a shelf, desk, or among your collection of plants.
This offer includes 1 young Sansevieria ‘Swan Dancer’ in a 6 cm diameter nursery pot, with an approximate height of around 5 cm. This is a small plant at the beginning of its growth, not a mature specimen.
Why choose this miniature Sansevieria?
- Decorative foliage: narrow, arched green leaves with a graphic form.
- Small size: 6 cm pot and approximate height of around 5 cm, ideal for small spaces.
- Easy care: a plant that appreciates infrequent watering and well-draining soil.
- Gradual growth: a young plant to watch and nurture as it grows.
How to care for your Sansevieria ‘Swan Dancer’?
Light
Place it in moderate to bright indirect light. It can tolerate lower light levels, but its growth will generally be slower. Avoid exposing it suddenly to intense direct sunlight.
Watering
Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Sansevieria roots are sensitive to standing water: water sparingly and remove excess water. In a miniature pot, check the soil before watering.
Temperature and humidity
Prefer a stable indoor temperature, ideally above 16°C. Avoid cold drafts and very low temperatures. Normal indoor humidity levels are generally sufficient.
Soil and repotting
Use a lightweight, highly well-draining soil suitable for succulents or Sansevierias. Wait until the roots have developed sufficiently before repotting in a slightly larger container.
Precautions
This plant should not be ingested: keep it out of reach of young children and pets.
What you will receive
1 live Sansevieria ‘Swan Dancer’ in a 6 cm diameter nursery pot, measuring approximately 5 cm in height. The shape, number of leaves, and dimensions may vary slightly depending on the specimen. The photographs are representative of the variety but do not guarantee a strictly identical specimen.
Adopt the mini Sansevieria ‘Swan Dancer’ from MonJungle to add an elegant, easy-to-care-for touch of greenery to your collection.
Sansevieria Cinta – Easy-Care Houseplant
The Sansevieria Cinta is a houseplant prized for its upright, fleshy, graphic foliage. Also known as a mother-in-law's tongue, it adds an elegant and contemporary touch of greenery to your decor.
Thanks to its structured leaves and relatively limited watering needs, it is ideal for plant lovers looking for a decorative and low-maintenance variety.
Why choose this Sansevieria?
- Decorative foliage: Upright leaves with original patterns.
- Easy care: A plant that is generally tolerant of dry periods.
- Versatile decor: Suitable for a living room, office, or collection of houseplants.
Care tips
- Light: Opt for moderate to bright indirect light. The plant can tolerate lower light levels, although growth may generally slow down.
- Watering: Allow the growing medium to dry out completely between waterings. Reduce watering when growth slows down.
- Temperature: Prefer a stable indoor temperature and avoid exposure to cold.
- Growing medium: Use a light, highly draining mix suitable for succulents.
- Precaution: Avoid overwatering, which can cause root rot.
A graphic plant for your home
With its vertical foliage and structured silhouette, the Sansevieria Cinta fits easily into modern decor and adds dimension to your indoor jungle.
As each plant is living, its size, number of leaves, and patterns may naturally vary.
Add a graphic touch to your interior with the Sansevieria Lavranos, a succulent plant prized for its firm foliage and architectural silhouette. Its sleek look fits as well in a contemporary décor as in a collection of original plants. Its generally slow growth makes it an interesting choice for small spaces.
Sansevieria Lavranos Care Tips
- Light: opt for bright indirect light. A little gentle sun is possible after acclimatization; avoid sudden exposure to intense sun.
- Watering: let the substrate dry out completely before watering again. Significantly reduce watering in winter and never let water stagnate in the pot.
- Humidity: the usual humidity of a home is suitable; no misting is necessary.
- Temperature: ideally between 18 and 28 °C. Protect the plant from prolonged cold and temperatures below about 12 °C.
- Substrate: use a very well-draining succulent mix, enriched with perlite, pumice, or other mineral elements, in a pot with drainage holes.
To know: an excess of water is more dangerous than an occasional missed watering. The appearance and development of the foliage can naturally vary from one plant to another.
Epiphyllum Fishbone – Zigzag Cactus in a 6 cm Pot
With its green stems and wavy edges resembling fish bones, the Epiphyllum Fishbone adds a graphic and original touch to your collection of houseplants. This young tropical epiphytic cactus is unlike desert cacti: in nature, it grows in wetter, more airy environments.
Size received: a young live plant in a Ø6 cm nursery pot, with an approximate height of around 11 cm. Its size, the number of stems, and their arrangement may vary slightly from one plant to another. The decorative pot and accessories shown in the lifestyle photos are not included.
Why choose this Fishbone cactus?
- Sculptural foliage: flat, green, zigzag-cut stems.
- Evolving habit: the stems can gradually lengthen and trail as the plant grows.
- Small size: ideal for starting a collection or decorating a bright shelf.
Care tips for your Epiphyllum Fishbone
Light
Place it in bright, indirect light. Gentle morning sun may suit it, but protect it from intense direct sunlight, which can scorch its stems.
Watering
Water when the top few centimeters of the substrate have dried out, then allow any excess water to drain away. Avoid leaving the pot sitting in a saucer full of water. Reduce watering in winter, depending on the temperature and light levels.
Substrate and repotting
Use a light, well-draining mix, such as indoor potting soil enriched with fine bark and perlite. Wait until the roots have well colonized the small pot before repotting into a slightly larger container.
Temperature and humidity
Prefer a temperate environment, ideally around 18 to 26°C, away from cold drafts and frost. Moderate ambient humidity suits it; good air circulation remains important.
Growth and flowering
Growth depends on the season and growing conditions. Flowering may occur on mature plants under good conditions, but it is not guaranteed, especially with this young plant.
Lifestyle photos are for illustrative purposes: also refer to the photograph of the young plant and the dimensions provided to assess the size received.
Epiphyllum anguliger – zigzag cactus
The Epiphyllum anguliger, also known as the zigzag cactus or fishbone cactus, is an epiphytic cactus prized for its flattened stems with deeply cut edges. Over time, it can develop a trailing habit.
Care tips
- Light: bright and indirect, away from scorching sun.
- Watering: allow the surface of the growing medium to dry out slightly between waterings during the growing season; reduce watering in cooler periods.
- Growing medium: airy and well-draining, suitable for epiphytic plants.
- Temperature: protect from frost and cold drafts.
Potted plant. Mature plants may flower under ideal conditions, but flowering is not guaranteed.
Gymnocalycium Variegata 🌈
This cactus with extraordinary colors combines green, yellow, pink, and white tones in a unique display. Perfect for enthusiasts of rare plants and vibrant colors.
Main Features
- Origin: South America
- Exposure: Direct sunlight to bright
- Watering: Moderate to spaced
- Difficulty: Easy
- Specialty: Vibrant variegata colors
Care Tips
Avoid excess water. This cactus loves light and warm temperatures. A must-have for stylish displays or terrariums.
🌸 T-Rex Hybrid: unique cactus from Japan
The Gymnocalycium T-Rex is a rare cactus with a pinkish touch on its ribs. Compact shape and graphic look, perfect for a cactus collection.
🌵 Minimalist care
- Light: full sun
- Watering: spaced
- Soil: very draining
✨ For collectors
To be displayed alone or with other original cacti.
Shop the collection
