Snake plants are known by many names: mother-in-law’s tongue, good luck plant or golden bird’s nest ... you run the risk of ...

Essentially, all you'll need is a pot a few inches larger than its original, a knife to clean up the roots, and some fresh soil, and you'll be golden. With that said, if you want your snake plant ...

Snake plants are known for their long, sword-like leaves which are stiff and dark green with either white ... “the root and base of the plant to rot”. Yellow leaves are a sign you may be ...

While it is among the sturdiest of houseplants, because it is a dryland plant, it can't tolerate overwatering. Constantly wet soil leads to root rot ... bowstring hemp or snake plant, which ...

AMES, Iowa – Sansevieria, also known as snake plant ... is to overwater it. Plants can go weeks, sometimes months, without water, but if plants stay wet, root rot develops, causing leaves ...

READ MORE: Poinsettias: ‘Golden rule’ for ... of the leaves can also lead to rotting. “You also want to avoid fertilising during the winter. “Snake plants only require fertiliser in ...

In either case, standing water will cause their roots to rot. However ... a clumping collection of dark green pipes that fan out as they grow. I am writing about snake plants after receiving ...