Splitting snake plant

Propagating snake plants is a fun way to get new babies. Learn how to root cuttings in water or soil with these step by step instructions.

Snake plants are slow-growing plants but can become overgrown. Learn how to properly separate your snake plant to propagate and keep it healthy.

Learn when and how to repot your snake plant and what pot and soil tp use. Also, discover the signs that indicate your snake plant needs repotting.

If you want to know about the easiest Ways to Propagate Snake Plants, then we have the top 4 ones that you can use to multiply them with ease!

So after a couple of hours of searching the Internet. I was ready and wanted to dive into it… or should we say divide into it.. split into it… part into it.. oh I think my jokes are just getting worse So what you’ll need: Over grown plant that's ready to burst out of it’s pot Tools: Trowel Stones Pot Stuff you need: Soil Water You’ll want to take your potted plant and place on its side. Then gently tap the sides to loosen it from its pot. If you have a plastic pot, I’ve found if I gently…

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.

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Does your Snake Plants have split ends? This is the plants way of telling you something is going on. Usually the most common reason is because of overwatering or even inconsistent watering. You...

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.

Being a first-time snake plant parent can be exciting and rewarding, but it’s also a journey filled with new experiences and learning moments.