Dear Master Gardener: I have a snake plant that has gotten so tall that a few leaves have fallen over and one has broken off.

Snake plants naturally produce pups beneath the soil, but many owners leave them untouched. Separating these offshoots allows each one to grow independently and much faster than leaf cuttings. The ...

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In spite of the trendy push for using mostly native plants in our gardens, our backyards remain among the few places where few people pay much attention to country of […] ...

Whatever about plants that flower during the winter months, there are some that have dazzling displays of coloured stems for many months and the best ...

Snake plants store water in their leaves, so avoid overwatering them. How often to water them depends on their light, soil, ...

Watering Practices: During the winter, snake plants enter a dormant phase and require less water. Allow the soil to dry out ...

Start cuttings in water or soil.

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