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 ...

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.

If you’re a home gardener looking for a resilient houseplant that thrives on neglect, look no further than the snake plant (Sansevieria), also known as mother-in-law’s tongue.

If you'd like to give your snake plants a bit of a mineral boost, you probably already have the needed ingredients brewing on ...

A little greenery goes a long way.

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 ...

Snake plants don't need much moisture, but you should to know when and how much to water to keep them thriving.

Indoor plants that survive Indian homes while cleaning the air, lifting moods, and requiring minimal care. Perfect picks for flats, offices, and low-light corners.

You’ve probably scrolled past a dozen “best houseplant” lists this year. Here’s why this one is different: these eight plants don’t just survive neglect — they’re engineered by nature to thrive on it.

Keep your spider plant parents and pups properly hydrated.