The snake plant (Dracaena trifasciata), often known as mother-in-law’s tongue, is an ideal home decorative plant due to its sword-like leaf pattern. The plant is one of the most effective air-purifying plants. The plant is … Read more
Snake plants provide plenty of benefits when grown indoors. They are incredibly easy to propagate and maintain and can help beautify your indoor spaces. But, growing the mother-in-law’s tongue isn’t just for beauty but for … Read more
Snake plants (Sansevieria trifasciata) are known for the yellow coloring along the edges of their broad, vertical leaf blades. However, the leaves are susceptible to yellowing if the plant is not well cared for. Extensive discoloration … Read more
Leaf curl in snake plants is a sign something is wrong and needs fixing quickly to save the plant. The problem can be anything from water problems to root disease, or something else. The good … Read more
Underwatering can lead to plant death if not fixed soon enough. Snake plants suffering from too much moisture quickly lose their beauty with leaves drooping and changing color. What are the signs of an underwatered snake … Read more
Wrinkling in snake plants (Sansevieria) is a common sign that something is not right. It is mostly related to water problems, but other factors can also make your snake plant shrivel and wilt. A wrinkled … Read more
Sansevierias are great houseplants that remove toxins from the air, making your home free of airborne pollutants. Being hardy, snake plants are easy to grow, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be any issues. So, … Read more
Although snake plants (Sansevieria) are hardy green plants, they are quite sensitive to soil moisture problems. Overwatering your snake plant can cause signs similar to those of root rot and other problems. So, what are the specific … Read more
Brown spots on the leaves are a sign that something is wrong with your snake plant. The spots occur as small patches or dots of discoloration on the foliage – sometimes on the stems as … Read more