While there are plenty of commercial houseplant mixes available, it's easy to make your own snake plant potting mix. Not only is it a fun DIY, but it allows you to include all the ...

When it’s time to water your snake plant, there is no special trick to follow. Simply pour water near the base of the plant, all around the pot, until water comes out the bottom. (Yes ...

"Snake plants should be repotted every three or four years," says Langelo. "Make sure that the new pot is 1 to 2 inches larger in diameter than the old pot." When repotting a plant with root rot ...

cutting off a portion of its enthusiastic rhizome with some leaves attached to pot up. What most people know about the classic snake plant is that reputation for withstanding neglect. (Why ...

Looking out for vital signs your plants need more watering than they did in February is key as the weather begins to notch up ...

Because of its active leaf structure, this plant maintains an upright position while filtering indoor air. It needs only a ...

3. Once the roots are about 1-2 inches long, transfer it to a pot with fresh soil. The leaves of Snake Plants (Sansevierias) take a sword-like form, with Lambell describing them as hardy ...

though you can certainly drop it into a more decorative pot to hide the nursery pot it came in, if you like. Most likely, it will be fine. Snake plants are fairly forgiving on this front. Native to ...