Snake plants (Sansevieria) tolerate brief dips to 37°F better than most tropicals, especially variegated varieties. They also reach 3+ feet tall. But they still need bright indirect light—enough to cast a shadow.
If you can't see a hand shadow where the plant sits, it's too dark. Plants will slowly decline. Assess the site honestly before investing.
Aspidistra (cast iron plant), Chinese evergreen (Aglaonema), and Spathiphyllum are excellent low-light choices—if temperatures stay above 45°F. For your climate, prioritize Sansevieria and use frost protection.
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