When grown indoors, a snake plant can be propagated at any time because of consistent interior temperatures. "They grow best between 65 degrees Fahrenheit and 80 degrees Fahrenheit," says Ryan ...

Once the roots are about two inches long, pot up the new snake plant. Method 3: Rooting a cutting. If you're willing to take a cutting from a healthy leaf of your snake plant, ...

Know what you're going to get. Unique foliage patterns, such as mottled leaves or gold leaf margins, are usually lost when snake plant is multiplied by cuttings. A variegated leaf cutting will ...

Propagation From Cuttings. Snake plants, also known as mother-in-law's tongue, are an easy and safe plant to propagate, as they are fairly low maintenance.

Plant the leaf in some well-draining soil and wait about a month. After four weeks your snake plant cutting will have roots and after another month it will begin to sprout new growths.

Houseplants have become increasingly popular over the past few years as more and more of us are filling our homes with natural foliage. Apart from adding a touch of nature to our interiors, ...

One of the joys of plant ownership is the ability to create new plants from your existing one—and yes, it even works on snake plants! You can propagate them through leaf cuttings, and it’s ...

After months of pining for a rainforest-style room with more plants than practicality, I discovered propagation, gardening’s best-kept secret. Humans might have been growing plants since the dawn of ...

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Plant the leaf in some well-draining soil and wait about a month. After four weeks your snake plant cutting will have roots and after another month it will begin to sprout new growths.