Low Light Friendly
Snake plants grow well in low or medium light. They can even survive in darker corners.
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Water Every 2–3 Weeks
Let the soil dry out fully before watering. These plants don’t like wet roots.
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Use Cactus Soil
Well-draining soil, like a cactus or succulent mix, works best to prevent root rot.
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Pick a Pot with Holes
Use a pot with drainage to avoid soggy soil and protect the roots.
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Wipe the Leaves
Clean the long, tall leaves with a damp cloth to remove dust and keep them shiny.
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Fertilize Occasionally
Feed once in spring or summer with a mild, balanced plant food.
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It’s Pet-Toxic
Snake plants are toxic to pets if eaten, so keep them out of reach of cats and dogs.
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Want an Easy Indoor Plant?
Try the snake plant—it’s bold, beginner-friendly, and air-purifying!
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