Propagating a snake plant does not require a greenhouse, a grow light, or a degree in botany. With one healthy leaf and a ...

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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 planting ...

Dear Neil: Almost 50 years ago I bought a 4-inch pot of sansevieria (snake plant). It had three leaves at that point, but now it has grown to fill four very large pots and it is blooming. I didn't ...

To check if your snake plant is ready to be watered, you’ll need to test the soil by inserting your finger about two inches deep. If it feels dry at that depth, it’s time to water. If it’s still damp, ...

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 Coast ...

Q. I have had a snake plant in my home for many years. This year, out of the blue, it produced flowers. Is this unusual? A. The snake plant belongs to my group of hard-to-kill houseplants that I ...