Since Sansevieria is a rather succulent plant it is best to allow it to dry out between waterings , so as to avoid root rot. SOIL Sansevieria can grow very well in normal houseplant potting soil. Fertilizer - Sansevieria does not need a lot of fertilizer to grow well. Wash leaves monthly with room-temperature water. Do not use plant shine or oils on Sansevieria.
Brown edges mean too cool a temperature.
Take care not to damage or prune the end point of the leaf. The leaf will not grow when it is broken at the tip. Remove the new plantlets or rooted side shoots as they form, allow to dry before inserting in the soil. I found no pests listed for Sansevieria. Sansevieria plants may all look very similar to the casual observer, but if you look closely at the patterns on the leaves you will see subtle differences.