Things Every Snake Plant Owner Needs To Know

 

Photo source:  Rural Sprout

"If you’re new to snake plants, you likely have some questions. How much water do they need? Do certain varieties make for better houseplants than others? And where should you place one in your house?

This article will answer all these questions and more to ensure you learn everything you need to know about snake plants."  Comment from Rural Sprout

Although I have not grown the snake plant indoors, it has been one of the easiest plants I have ever grown.  It is also one of the easiest to propagate from a cutting.   In zone 9b Florida, it grows like a weed with  little or no care at all.  That is my kind of plant!

Click here to go to the Rural Sprout article.

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The Complete (And Easy!) Guide to Snake Plant Care

 

Photo source:  Birds and Blooms

"Snake plants are known by many names: mother-in-law’s tongue, good luck plant or golden bird’s nest. But no matter what you call it, they are a hardy, easy-to-grow houseplant that’s great for beginners."  Comment from Birds and Blooms

This is one of those plants that grows wild in my yard.  And to propagate, I snip off a leaf and cut it into 2 inch pieces and put into the soil.  It is as easy that!  They are tough and make it through the worst of conditions.

Click here to go to the Birds and Blooms article and get advice on all the needs of the snake plant . . . watering, light, soil, fertilizer and more.

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