Caring For Sansevieria: Snake Plant

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Easy does it with the watering. This is essential to Snake Plant (Sansevieria) care.

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Sansevierias prefer medium light, they’ll also tolerate low light. Just remember low light doesn't mean no light.

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They don't mind the dry and stale air. This is another versatility factor that gives this houseplant the label "diehard"

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Once you got one Sansevieria you may never need to buy another one. They are very easy to propagate.

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It does take time though before you see new growth emerge. The video shows what mine looked like months after planting cuttings.

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Root rot is one of the main issues that kills these plants, use a fast and well draining soil.

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Even though it is rare to see it, they do flower. It's mostly likely to occur on outdoor snake plants.

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