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

Type of Soil: Snake plants need well-draining soil that holds less water than a potting mix with more peat moss or other organic matter. If your snake plant is in a standard potting mix, it will need ...

After talking with several gardening experts and testing dozens of pots, these are the ones that make us (and our plants) the happiest.

There are several techniques you can use to propagate a snake plant. Learn more about the various methods, plus important care tips.

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, having a drainage hole is super important.

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

Fielding Questions: Rooting a snake plant, how to control squirrels and houseplant drainage A reader asks if it's possible for a variegated snake plant to be rooted from cuttings. Special to The Forum ...

A venomous snake has been found hiding among some plant pots at a home in eastern Australia, a video posted on Facebook shows. The homeowners, who live in Landsborough—located in the Sunshine ...

Snake plants are popular for their hardy nature, but proper care — including the right soil, light conditions, and temperature — can help them thrive.

Discover the best care tips, placement ideas, and benefits of the snake plant (mother-in-law's tongue) to enhance your home’s air quality and energy.

Are you thinking of growing indoor plants? If so, you may want to start with snake plants (Sansevieria species) since they are virtually impossible to kill. The only way you kill them is by ...