There are numerous reasons why your snake plant is not growing straight. In this post, I talk about 5 different reasons why your snake plant may not be upright and what to do about it. And it doesn’t always mean that something is “wrong”! HOW TO GET SNAKE PLANTS TO GROW STRAIGHT Here are 5 …
Do snake plants like to be misted? The answer is that it is 100% not necessary. In fact, it can even be detrimental, so keep reading to learn why. Snake plants truly are one of the most low maintenance of indoor plants, so you should treat them that way. 3 Reasons Why You Don’t Need …
Are you wondering what the best soil for snake plants is? Look no further because in this post, I talk about 3 incredible mixes that you can use. You can purchase two of them and use them as-is, or make your own super simple DIY blend. Keep reading to learn all about them so that …
Are you scared to repot your snake plant? Or maybe you’re not quite sure how to properly repot it? In this post, I will take you through the entire repotting process, down to the best soil mixes to use, the best types of pots, and what to do with the snake plant roots once you …
Although snake plants, or mother-in-law tongue as they are sometimes called, are tough plants, there are numerous questions and problems surrounding these plants. This post details 25 of the most common snake plant problems and questions that people ask. Previously in the Sansevieria genus, snake plants are now classified in the Dracaena genus of plants. …
Do you want to learn how to conduct Sansevieria propagation? In this post, I outline 5 different ways that you can conduct Sansevieria propagation. I’ll also discuss the pros and cons of each method, and include helpful tips so that you can be successful with whatever method you do choose! Sansevieria is actually now reclassified …
There are many types of snake plants out there, and in this post, I wanted to introduce 13 beautiful varieties of Sansevieria. Technically, they are no longer Sansevieria, but rather, belong in the Dracaena genus now. Whatever they are to you, let’s look at some beautiful varieties of this nearly indestructible houseplant. HOW MANY TYPES …
Did you know that Sansevieria can flower? Now reclassified into the Dracaena genus, Snake Plants or Mother-in-Law’s tongue, do in fact flower! Although it is much less common indoors, I’ve been fortunate enough to experience it and document it with photos. I’ll take you through my experience, and also discuss why Sansevieria flowers occur and …
After having so much fun propagating and rooting Snake Plants in water, I decided to try growing them permanently in water, hydroponically, to mix things up a bit! As a side note, Snake Plants, or Mother-in-Law’s Tongue, were formerly in the genus Sansevieria and were recently classified into the Dracaena genus. I can’t keep up …
With so many types of Snake Plants out there, the Whale Fin Snake Plant, or Sansevieria Masoniana, is definitely the king with it’s gigantic leaves! Although not as easy to come by as other Sansevierias, it makes for a very special plant in your houseplant collection. Sometimes called Mason’s Congo Sansevieria, this snake plant is …