When it comes to low-maintenance plants, it’s hard to find anything easier to grow than snake plants or mother-in-law tongue (Sanseviera). Snake plants are rugged plants with strappy, upright leaves marked by interesting, striped markings. No matter what you call them, growing a snake plant adds real interest to the indoor environment. Read the following articles for helpful tips on caring for snake plants.
Although the snake plant is very tolerant, it does need some basic care and it can show problems, including curling leaves, if neglected for too long. Find out the causes and what to do for a snake plant with curling leaves in this article.
You may know mother-in-law plant as snake plant, appropriately nicknamed for its tall, slender, upright leaves. If your snake plant has droopy leaves, it?s an indication that something isn?t right. Click here for suggestions about possible causes and fixes.
Beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder, and the (usually) popular snake plant, also known as mother-in-law tongue, is a perfect example. Get more information in this article and learn how to cope when this distinctive plant outgrows its boundaries.
The easy nature of snake plant care makes it perfect for almost any interior situation. Learn how to propagate snake plants so you can share this amazing and versatile houseplant. Read more here.
Snake plant care is very straightforward. These plants can be neglected for weeks at a time; yet, with their strappy leaves and architectural shape, they still look fresh. Read more about them in this article.
You can own a mother-in-laws tongue for decades and never know that they produce flowers, then one day, it has produced a flower stalk. Is this possible? Yes, and this article will explain more.
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