snake plant tips

Sansevieria Parva Care: Growing The Kenya Hyacinth Sansevieria parva is a rare snake plant relative that you’ll want to add to your indoor houseplant collection… ….or outdoor garden if you like succulents. It will thrive in either situation, so hurry out to the nursery and get one… …and let’s learn how to care for this […]

Mold In My Soil’s Plant! Plant soil that is white and fuzzy may be the result of moisture issues. Over-watering and poor drainage… ….may cause plants to develop mold, Despite damaging the appearance of your houseplants, white fuzzy mold… …is less harmful than it appears. Mold from houseplant soil can be easily cleaned off to […]

Should I Repot After I Bought New Plants? Repotting a plant is an important process that can stimulate the growth of the plant. But should you repot your indoor plants the moment you buy them? Let’s find out! Indoor plants should not be repotted immediately after their arrival home. This is because plants are affected… […]

Snake plants, or mother-in-law’s tongues, are one of the easiest houseplants to care for… Snake plants can range in height from one to eight feet, and are also easy to apply for the novice gardener… The snake plant is a great option for beginners for a two big reasons. First, it’s technically a drought tolerant […]

How to propagate snake plant?  What are all the possible propagation methods?  Which one should you choose?  Those are the most frequently asked questions I often encounter about snake plant propagation… A snake plant or Sansevieria trifasciata, commonly called Mother-in-law’s tongue… … is the easiest, most tolerant plant to take care of among the plants. […]