Repot snake plant

Repotting snake plants is pretty easy. Learn exactly when and how to repot your Sansevieria (aka: mother-in-law's tongue), step by step.

Snake plants are low-maintenance and sturdy plants. Since they are expected to thrive in all conditions, many plant owners might just ignore their demands.

Sansevierias are easy-care houseplants. This guide to repotting Snake Plants shows the steps to take, the soil mix to use & when to do it.

Discover the art of nurturing a snake plant, also known as Sansevieria or mother-in-law's tongue. Embrace the simplicity of this resilient beauty, celebrated for its ability to thrive effortlessly and gracefully evade common pitfalls. Elevate your green thumb game with this captivating houseplant.

Snake plants are loved for their hardiness and unique leaf structure. They are one of the most beginner-friendly plants and can tolerate much neglect.

Nervous to repot? Aren’t we all! Learning how to repot a snake plant is easy and stress-free with these 8 steps.

Jacintha Webster on Instagram: "🐍Let’s repot my snake plant! She has been in this pot since 2020 and Snake plants typically need to be repotted every 2-3 years 👀 One sign that it is time for a repot is the plant is top-heavy and prone to tipping over 🫨 Youll need! 🪴A new pot with drainage! (Atleast 2 inches larger than the current one) 🤎Fresh, well-draining potting mix (i use a cacti mix) 🥄spade Squeeze the plant out and size up two inches! Ive gone even bigger as im combining two…

Discover how to revive a snake plant with our guide. Learn to identify and solve 10 common problems and save your snake plant from dying.

Step by step guide of propagating and rooting Sansevieria, or snake plant, in water. Learn all the very simple steps. It's lots of fun!