Snake plants are one of the most popular indoor plants. Their structural foliage and resilience to neglect make them a staple ...

Make sure the pot has proper drainage. Snake plants aren’t too picky about their soil: Marino says general indoor potting mix should be fine. But when it comes to the pot situation, ...

Discover the best care tips, placement ideas, and benefits of the snake plant (mother-in-law's tongue) ... Pick a pot one size up with drainage holes (soggy roots are a no-go). ...

The larger-size pots are heavy when full, so not everyone will be able to lift them to drain; I have a 10-inch Bruning Pottery pot that weighs about 13.5 pounds with a plant in it.

As for picking the right pot, Kujawa recommends a terra cotta pot with a drainage hole. ... Once the roots are about two inches long, pot up the new snake plant. Method 3: ...

Pots with drainage holes set in visible saucers are also easier to monitor than pots set in deep, decorative outer containers. If you have a gardening or lawn care question, email Don Kinzler at ...

8 best house plant pots to showcase your greenery in style. ... Pots with drainage holes are preferable, ... and will happily house plants that like to stand tall such as snake plants or peace lilies.

However, on the plus side, as long as the water delivered to snake plants can drain through, they will thrive no matter how much light may reach them and can survive for weeks, if not months ...

Snake plants thrive in temperatures ranging from 15 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees Celsius (59 degrees Fahrenheit to 86 ...

When you water a potted plant, the moisture initially soaks lower and lower through the soil. Eventually some drains out of the bottom. Much, however, stays in the soil at the bottom of the pot.