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Snake Plant Varieties
Snake Plant Care
Plant Varieties
Snake Plants
Inside Plants
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Succulent Care
White Owl
Snake Plant Care
In the home, Snake Plants will survive in the lowest of lights. To best maintain the plant’s trademark banding and coloration, put yours in a spot with filtered sunlight. This will also help speed up growth, but Snakes are notoriously slow growers. At the shop, we water our Snake Plants about once every two weeks in warmer months, and even less in cooler months. Snake Plants are forgiving of even the most sporadic of watering schedules and should not be soaked when watering time comes.
a plant in a white pot with the words, zz plants can also do just fine in to w - light environments they only need water once it's soil dies out
Zz Raven
Zz Plants
Zz Plant
Low Maintenance Plants
The Snake
Snake Plant
Indoor Plant
Deep Black
Low Light
ZZ Raven | Buy Online - Striking Black Indoor Plant
ZZ Plants are another low-maintenance plant variety. It can handle lots of neglect and, just like the Snake Plant, can also do just fine in low-light environments. They only need water once its soil dries out
a woman standing in front of some plants with a quote about how to grow them
Dracaena Trifasciata
Sansevieria Laurentii
Mother In Law Tongue
Low Light Plants
Air Purifying Plants
Plant Health
Mother In Law
Low Light Plants
Snake Plants are a great option for plant beginners. Some other names this plant I known by is “Dracaena trifasciata” and “mother-in-law’s tongue.” They are increasingly popular because of how hardy they are and how tough they are to kill. They also tolerate a variety of light conditions, including low light, though indirect light is ideal. They require very little care and don’t need to be watered often.
a woman standing in front of some plants with a quote about how to grow them
Low Light Plants
Snake Plants are a great option for plant beginners. Some other names this plant I known by is “Dracaena trifasciata” and “mother-in-law’s tongue.” They are increasingly popular because of how hardy they are and how tough they are to kill. They also tolerate a variety of light conditions, including low light, though indirect light is ideal. They require very little care and don’t need to be watered often.