Snake Plant Care
About the Snake Plant
The Snake Plant, also called Mother-in-Law’s Tongue, is one of the toughest and easiest indoor plants to care for. It cleans the air, looks stylish, and thrives with little attention—perfect for busy plant lovers!
Origin
Native to Eastern Africa.
Light
Loves bright, indirect light but can also survive in low-light spaces.
Water
Water every 2-3 weeks. Let the soil dry completely before watering again. If the plant gets more light, water it a little more often.
Humidity
Handles normal home humidity—no extra misting needed!
In the Victorian era, Snake Plants were super popular among botanists. Their ability to survive in tough conditions made them a symbol of strength and endurance!
| Signs of Distress | Cause | Solution |
| Yellowing leaves | Too much water. | Let the soil dry completely before watering again. |
| Brown leaf tips? | Dry air or not enough water. | Increase humidity and water consistently. |
Best Places to Keep Your Snake Plant
Living room for clean air, bedroom for better sleep, and entrance for protection!
Living Room
Place it in your living room to filter toxins and bring positive vibes.
Bedroom
Keep it in your bedroom to absorb toxins and improve air quality at night.
Entrance
Position it near your entrance to block negative energy.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
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What’s the best temperature for a Snake Plant?
Between 60°F - 75°F (16°C - 24°C).
How often should I water it?
Every 2-3 weeks—let the soil dry out first.
Can it grow in low light?
Yes! It prefers bright, indirect light but survives in low light too.
Where should I place it?
Anywhere with low to medium light—living rooms, bedrooms, and offices work well.
Does it need special care?
Wipe the leaves to keep them dust-free and rotate it sometimes for even growth.
What if the leaves turn yellow?
It’s getting too much water! Let the soil dry before watering again.
What if the leaf tips turn brown?
The air is too dry or it needs more water. Increase humidity and water regularly.
How do I keep pests away?
Clean the leaves often and check for bugs. If needed, use a gentle insecticidal soap.
Why are the leaves pale?
Not enough light! Move your plant to a brighter spot with indirect sunlight.
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