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If you’re new to growing or caring for houseplants this full and in depth guide takes you through light, watering, soil, feeding and the mistakes you’re likely to make.
It can be so frustrating to walk into your living room or bedroom and see your snake plant flopped over like it’s about to die. Snake plants are supposed to be these super tough plants that can’t be killed. Yet somehow they still find ways to give us trouble. But when they start to tip …
There’s very little more annoying than a snake plant that refuses to stand up straight. They’re suppose to be the best plants for beginners and impossible to kill and yet yours is slumping over and struggling. Don’t worry though – it’s far more common than you’d think. My first snake plant went this way only …
So you’ve got yourself a snake plant. They’re a plant that is supposed to do well even when neglected. But it doesn’t always work out that way. Sadly even these tough plants can hit a plateau in their growth. And it’s super frustrating when your plant just sits there doing absolutely nothing. My first snake …
As I’ve mentioned once or twice before on this site, snake plants are supposed to be one of the easiest houseplants to keep alive. I mean, they’re basically the cockroaches of the plant world (in a good way!). They can survive neglect, poor lighting and pretty much everything except overwatering. So when your snake plant …
Having a snake plant slowly dying, especially when it’s known for being super tough, is frustrating. They’re supposed to be able to survive any amount of neglect but clearly that isn’t always the case. But there is some good news. They’re also very good at bouncing back from being on the brink when you know …
Snake plants are practically invincible. I’m not even kidding – I’ve seen these plants survive in situations that would kill most houseplants in days. But… that doesn’t mean they can’t die. They’re just harder to kill than most! I’ve been growing snake plants for years and even I’ve managed to kill a few. It happens …
Snake plants are supposed to be houseplants that you can ignore almost entirely and they’ll still grow. At least that’s what I was told before I got my first. Then after a while of it doing well I noticed its leaves were starting to split and crack. And I had no idea what was going …
Is your snake plant looking a bit yellow? Well it’s probably more common than you think. When I first noticed my own snake plant turning yellow I had a bit of a panic. I always thought snake plants were impossible to kill. What was I doing wrong!? If you’re in the same position the don’t …
Snake plants can quickly turn from looking great to having ugly brown spots and edges. It happens far more often than your think. But why? Snake plants are supposed to be basically impossible to kill. They will survive even when neglected, have bad lighting and that one time you forgot to water anything for three …
I’ve had my fair share of snake plant drama over the years. These supposedly “indestructible” plants sure know how to throw a fit sometimes! Snake plants are supposed to be pretty relaxed and easy to care for. But when those leaves start curling they’re showing you something is definitely wrong. I remember bringing home my …