Terracotta pots are the way to go with snake plants, they allow moisture to seep through the pots helping to prevent root rot. I tend to shy away from plastic or glazed pots. Just a helpful tip, ♥️.
My mom has a huge snake plant that was HER grandmother's. And I just brought back a baby from that plant on the plane with me to pot... the plant has been around for now 4 generations! Thanks for the helpful tips, plants are my new hobby and this video was incredibly helpful for me to grow my baby snake plant 😊
@@tridibkarmokar1754Pretty much everything said in the video, just good cactus soil and if you have trouble overthinking watering just put to your calendar watering every month. Just forget it exist and it will be doing just amazing 😄 dont forget the sunlight
I'm new to planets and I have a great fear of killing them. However, I bit the bullet and picked up a snake plant. Call him Vern. Got him in the window, watching this video and crossing my fingers in hoping I don't have to conduct a funeral in the up coming months. So, a lot is riding on this video to help me keep Vern alive. So, I'll be checking in from time to, time to re-educate myself on the care and wellbeing of my new buddy VERN!
Vern likes to be left alone for a lot of the time. If you pester and baby him.... unfortunately he may cut his stay a bit short. Haha YOU GOT THIS PAUL
I truly love my snake plants...started with one, then it had babies and gave about 8 away. Now have 6 for myself. And one has finally flowered! I am such a happy plant momma!
Any tips on what to do with the swords that are already damaged from root rot? Do I just cut off all of it from the root or do I only cut what is damaged? Also after I switch the pot and soil do I water it or not, because my snake plant does have root rot
Omg! These plants are soo resilient. I had one sitting in a dark spot for over a year without watering. Yes, the leaves were wrinkled but still green, and with light watering for a couple months, the plant bounced back, and i have it in a brighter spot and watering it like i normally would, i love them!
Truly one of the most helpful videos on these plants! The wrinkles, the propagation, the light required - planning for winter and now have a better idea about where to put my Sansevieria collection- thank you!
I originally bought mine because it was low light. It survived & I moved it to a sunny window temporarily when rearranging my house. It stayed in the sunny window longer than I intended & has thrived as a result! 😁
I put a sansevieria outside still initspot and left it against the back fence and forgot about it for more than two years. Last week I found it again, doing great multiplied many times. I cleaned it up, repotted it and brought it back inside.
I love my snake plant, I got bought it when I moved to university, it’s now three years old, I can go ages without watering as my room doesn’t have the best light. The way this plant just keep chugging along is amazing.
These plants are one of the easiest to care for. Just move them around until they find a spot they are happy in. Not a difficult plant at all and water from the bottom, let them tell you how much water they want. They also love it outside, so if you have a patio or front yard with some shade, plant them and they will do great. A bit invasive, so they multiply quite a bit, but give you more plants that you can share with family and friends.
Thanks for the knowledge of taking care of snake plants, the first time i had them I killed them coz I don’t have the idea to take care of them now watching your videos I learned and my snake plants regrowing ❤
Thanks for the info! I’ve been having to take care of an almost 32 year old Snake Plant & it was neglected for probably 30 of those 32 years but it’s still kicking!
Mine is huge I only had it for 2 yrs I can barely pick it up . In the summer time I put it in my gazebo, I water it a lot it keeps on growing babies with huge beautiful flowers .
My experience with Mother-In-Laws Tounge has always been to make sure the plant gets plenty of sun, isn't crowded in the pot, is occasionally over-watered, and occasionally under-watered. They thrive in the right spot and with a fair amount of indifference.
I have one that I keep in an east facing situation. It gets what I would call moderate light. I find that the less I do to it, the better it does. Yes, it tells me when it's thirsty and that's when I water it.
A very timely video for me. I love watering my plants and the temptation is always there. Watching this video has reminded me to not water my snake plants just yet! Thank you ☺️
I got my grandma’s snake plant that she had for as long as I could remember. It was way over grown to the point it was tried together and leaning against a wall so it wouldn’t fall over. I got in last winter and didn’t want to start cutting it back until summer. The reading I did said not to cut more than 1/3 of the plant. I think I only saving 5-10% of the plant. I split in up into three pots, two of me and one for my mom. I water my two every week maybe two cups of water. They are in bigger pots but I knew they would be in shock. I think that was at the end of June and all of the shoots have new leaving and quite a lot of them. As winter is coming I probably will go every other week or every 3 weeks with a couple cups water. So far I have had luck with my watering.
Thank you Thank you! I'm just beginning a snake plant from the drug store. It's growing so quickly after I moved it to a better pot. I'll be careful with the watering now.
Great tip about checking for a little bit of wrinkling!! I keep mine in an east facing window and water about once per month, but am always wondering if that's optimal for them.. now I know what to look for, thank you!! Also great tip about making sure to dump any water out of their cups
Thanks, good to learn more! What I like is that snake plants are natural air purifiers as they can remove harmful chemicals, like formaldehyde, commonly used in building materials, most likely also in your bedroom furniture.
Thanks! I have two that I bought last year from the "sale rack" at a big box store. I wasn't sure I could revive them. However, I brought them home, stuck them in a corner next to a large window and forgot about them. I think I accidently followed your advice. They are doing fairly well. :)
Our snake plants grow since 1987, some of them even in the same pot (very low light, almost no growth, but also no bad sideeffects, they just stay the way they are), some of them need to be repottet 3 times a year because they burst their rizomes through the plastic pots (those are on the window sill). The ones on the windows have many tiny little flowers (annoying to clean up) every year. We water them regularly every Saturday, and they seem to like it that way. The soil is the cheapest soil we could find in the gardening center, and is always kinda damp. (some background information: 22 degrees indoors throughout the year, air humidity at about 55%, central european sun and climate)
Really appreciative wasn't to sure s bout the watering but learned now. Used to water every second day. Not any more and keeping mine in nit too sunny spot. Taking it out to the sun once in two days
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you give us all so many great tips and tricks for care of our Snake plant. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤❤
@@EverythingPlants only time I bring them in is when I know the temperature will drop below 68F or stormy wet weather besides that they love it, along side my Madagascar Palm the rest of my outside succulents get afternoon shade
Fantastic video thank you so much I've had my snake plant now for a month and may have been overwatering it looking forward to following your advice and seeing how the plant thrives. Thank you again
Great info, thanks! I have several snake plants but one in particular has leaves that have curled inward. so instead of flat broad leaves, they are curled tube looking leaves. I thought it was due to overwatering so i left it for many months but it curled even more. It’s in full sun during morning so i probably should have watered it more. I’m trying now to not go too long without watering. But i’ve done both, watered it maybe monthly or gone without watering and still the leaves stay curled. Any advice is appreciated.
Thank you so much sir for sharing this video. I had some snake plants. Now I know for taking care of snake plants, God Bless you 🙏 and your family Have a wonderful day 😊
How fantastic is this! I'm so excited right now. 😀 I just bought some sansaveria. A Tiger, a Forest and a Starfish plants. Now I bought the Tiger and the Forest for my mother and the Starfish is mine. The Forest has 2 little plants growing along the edge just like you showed in your video. We had both been wondering what to do about the babies until I watched your video. Thanks so much! I really needed the tutorial on propagation.
I am lucky as I have these growing in my garden in the Philippines. They survive the rainy season and the months of dry season. I leave them alone. They tend to flower when not watered at all, so all mine produce small white flowers in the height of the dry season. They take full sun all day.
I'm a new sub, and I'm window shopping like a fiend perusing your background plants. Love is in the air. Lol. I was gifted my snake plant 8+ years ago from a single stalk and have just done my first version of propagation. Ho-ly- Hell, if my guys survive it'll be despite me not because of me. Lol! I used water heavily during the process in a panic that the roots would get scorch and kill the individual pieces. I worried I had waited too long to separate it and that it was choking out. I left it in the sun too long and it bleached to the palest yellow.Thank goodness this plant is a beast and has been able to withstand my ministrations. I thought this would be a plant able to survive my 5% sun exposure home. Now I feel negligent on that front as well, uuugh! It survived but was it happy? I love the hints and tips that you show us so we can "listen" to the plant and know what it needs. I've got some vids to check out now so you keep doing you. And thanks for sharing.
I recently repotted my snake plant into larger pot and it has 2 new growth . I used potting mix with perlite. Im hopeful its ok and not die🤞 Thanks for another great video jeff👍
My experience with these snake plant is the more you ignore them the more they thrive. I have one larger one in a dark corner which doesn’t grow but looks exactly like it did when I bought it. I love them. All I ever do is water every couple months and dust leaves occasionally with wet cloth.
I use a moisture meter. Surprised you didn't mention one since you have the cool gadget to determine lighting. Thanks for the video. My snake plants are in South facing window and loving it.
I don't really need one for these guys because I let the soil get BONE DRY! You are correct in using a moisture meter for plants. I definitely should have mentioned it along with using the soil and leaves to determine if it needs water.
I move mine outdoors for summer. ( Alabama) once acclimated to bright light, I give it the best sunny spot. Last summer it rained almost every day. They didn't rot ! They grew well. This summer was very dry. They didn't get water for 23 days. Still doing great. The most important thing is sun. They're adaptable. Most people stuff them in a dark corner and expect great things . The most it'll do is not die.
I put my snake plants outside all summer. They loved all the rain and sun. Grew so fast! I have brought them inside for the winter and have stopped watering now.
I had15 snake pants now i have 3. Cause i did just what you and everyone else said. I watered them once a moth. But the root system had dried up and the plant died.
Great video :) another good tip to get pups from your snake plant is to repot it, I noticed each time I repot my plants they give new shoots and babies. You don't have to place them in a bigger pot just repot them in a same sized pot, I don't know why but each time I repot mine they give new babies :)
I bought two whale fins this summer one regular and the other variegated. the regulat WF has already pushed two pups and one of them is almost as big as the Mother plant already. shocked as I had heard they are super slow to grow. I am excited about this though. I have plans for both pups.
@@EverythingPlants Yes that is for sure. I must have them in a good spot then. I have even had them bloom in my East windows. Blooms smell sweet. Reminds me of honeysuckle.
Great video! I was wondering if you could tell me why my snake plants won't grow upright. They spill over like a fountain. They are in a southeast corner window that looks onto a covered porch so the light is filtered. They are healthy and in taller narrow pots. Thank you.
Good one. I really appreciate you talking about every plant even the one people usually do not talk about like jade and Sansavierias. I ave several of the latter and really love them. They also flower. I find the perfume pleasant and stronger at night. Happy Thanksgiving
I’m not really a plant person but I just got one for my geckos terrarium, I’ll be using some terra Sahara substrate which will be perfect for not holding too much moisture!
Hey Josie! Welcome to the plant community....and just so you know this is how it starts haha You get one plant and then you kind of like it and you buy more. Soon you'll be researching more about plants and watching my videos lol
Nice! I agree to everything you have shared. And thank you for sharing the light intensity instrument. My problem is with the dwarf types. I am in a slightly agricultural area where a lot of microscopic mites attack the core.
Finally, someone just gets straight to the point to tell us exactly what we are looking for instead of telling us their whole life story first ❤❤
@@LexiTDanh thanks!
Terracotta pots are the way to go with snake plants, they allow moisture to seep through the pots helping to prevent root rot. I tend to shy away from plastic or glazed pots. Just a helpful tip, ♥️.
I 100% agree! Most of my succulents/cactus are in terracotta for this very reason
Thank you I think I just found a solution.
Any recommendations for how to repot when you have root root rot ? How to or what soil is best
Can we cool in doors By using plantation .If it is possible then share your comments. Thanks.
Thanks
My mom has a huge snake plant that was HER grandmother's. And I just brought back a baby from that plant on the plane with me to pot... the plant has been around for now 4 generations! Thanks for the helpful tips, plants are my new hobby and this video was incredibly helpful for me to grow my baby snake plant 😊
My snake plants are not growing. It had taken 4 or 5 month ,that I took them in my home.They look like same. What should I do,,, ple ase help me..
@@tridibkarmokar1754Pretty much everything said in the video, just good cactus soil and if you have trouble overthinking watering just put to your calendar watering every month. Just forget it exist and it will be doing just amazing 😄 dont forget the sunlight
Thanks a lot
@@WhiteenViewer
I absolutely love this! I so want it your mom's maternal grandmother.
Amazing tips, well explained! Thanks a million❤
I'm new to planets and I have a great fear of killing them. However, I bit the bullet and picked up a snake plant. Call him Vern. Got him in the window, watching this video and crossing my fingers in hoping I don't have to conduct a funeral in the up coming months. So, a lot is riding on this video to help me keep Vern alive. So, I'll be checking in from time to, time to re-educate myself on the care and wellbeing of my new buddy VERN!
Vern likes to be left alone for a lot of the time. If you pester and baby him.... unfortunately he may cut his stay a bit short. Haha YOU GOT THIS PAUL
How is Vern now? 🤞
God bless you and Vern my friend in Jesus name 🙏🏿
I truly love my snake plants...started with one, then it had babies and gave about 8 away. Now have 6 for myself. And one has finally flowered! I am such a happy plant momma!
That is so awesome that it flowered. Did yours have a smell at all?
@@EverythingPlants It was very faint and sweet. I had to really stick my nose up to it. 😉
Any tips on what to do with the swords that are already damaged from root rot? Do I just cut off all of it from the root or do I only cut what is damaged? Also after I switch the pot and soil do I water it or not, because my snake plant does have root rot
@@EverythingPlants If you check, you may find the fragrance stronger during the evening.
@@EverythingPlants If you check, you may find the fragrance stronger during the evening.
Omg! These plants are soo resilient. I had one sitting in a dark spot for over a year without watering. Yes, the leaves were wrinkled but still green, and with light watering for a couple months, the plant bounced back, and i have it in a brighter spot and watering it like i normally would, i love them!
That’s amazing! They are tough!
Truly one of the most helpful videos on these plants! The wrinkles, the propagation, the light required - planning for winter and now have a better idea about where to put my Sansevieria collection- thank you!
Thanks Sandra! I am so glad that you found this useful. I hope you check out some more videos on my channel!
I originally bought mine because it was low light. It survived & I moved it to a sunny window temporarily when rearranging my house. It stayed in the sunny window longer than I intended & has thrived as a result! 😁
That is awesome! They love the light
I put a sansevieria outside still initspot and left it against the back fence and forgot about it for more than two years. Last week I found it again, doing great multiplied many times. I cleaned it up, repotted it and brought it back inside.
Hey Paul. That is so awesome!!!
I love my snake plant, I got bought it when I moved to university, it’s now three years old, I can go ages without watering as my room doesn’t have the best light. The way this plant just keep chugging along is amazing.
That is awesome!
These plants are one of the easiest to care for. Just move them around until they find a spot they are happy in. Not a difficult plant at all and water from the bottom, let them tell you how much water they want. They also love it outside, so if you have a patio or front yard with some shade, plant them and they will do great. A bit invasive, so they multiply quite a bit, but give you more plants that you can share with family and friends.
Thanks for the knowledge of taking care of snake plants, the first time i had them I killed them coz I don’t have the idea to take care of them now watching your videos I learned and my snake plants regrowing ❤
This is the first video on snake plants that taught me something new, thanks!
Thanks Lesley! I was hoping it would be of value
Lol... I have several growing in water for well over a 2 years... Scared to put them in soil now!
Very cool
Thank you ! I have two snake plants and the newer addition is growing like a weed and the older is filling out the pot too. Great video !
I love my snake plants. One of them just sprouted 2 babies. It’s in a terracotta planter. I love the look of it. One happy plant mama!
Yay! That's awesome Mendi!
Thanks for the info! I’ve been having to take care of an almost 32 year old Snake Plant & it was neglected for probably 30 of those 32 years but it’s still kicking!
That is the secret haha NEGLECT
Mine is huge I only had it for 2 yrs I can barely pick it up . In the summer time I put it in my gazebo, I water it a lot it keeps on growing babies with huge beautiful flowers .
I have 3 pots of snake plant. Now I know what to do now! Thank you!
Good luck April!
Once upon a time, "someone I know" left her mother-in-law-tongue plant in the front hall and forgot completely about it for six months. It was fine.
I know, right?!?!?! They are crazy resilient
Haha I thought "mother-in-law" nickname is not a common knowledge 😂. Made me laugh. Thanks.
@@fatimatkhakakhova5359 hahaha.
Haha mother in law leave her alone
thank u❤
Love the content delivery, clear, straight to the point without clickbait and unnecessary entertainment. Keep it going!
My experience with Mother-In-Laws Tounge has always been to make sure the plant gets plenty of sun, isn't crowded in the pot, is occasionally over-watered, and occasionally under-watered. They thrive in the right spot and with a fair amount of indifference.
I've had these for a long time and didn't know they would flower until last year. I was quite surprised.
Did you notice if they had a smell?
'I love the bright light. I love to boogie.'
-snake plant
😂
Thanks for the reminder Jeff, to start backing off on the water for winter.Snake plants are one of my favorite plants.
I'll be honest.....I never liked them until a few years ago haha
I have one that I keep in an east facing situation. It gets what I would call moderate light. I find that the less I do to it, the better it does. Yes, it tells me when it's thirsty and that's when I water it.
Sounds like you got a good handle on yours.... Thanks so much for watching
A very timely video for me. I love watering my plants and the temptation is always there. Watching this video has reminded me to not water my snake plants just yet! Thank you ☺️
Nice! Thanks Grace.
I got my grandma’s snake plant that she had for as long as I could remember. It was way over grown to the point it was tried together and leaning against a wall so it wouldn’t fall over. I got in last winter and didn’t want to start cutting it back until summer. The reading I did said not to cut more than 1/3 of the plant. I think I only saving 5-10% of the plant. I split in up into three pots, two of me and one for my mom. I water my two every week maybe two cups of water. They are in bigger pots but I knew they would be in shock. I think that was at the end of June and all of the shoots have new leaving and quite a lot of them.
As winter is coming I probably will go every other week or every 3 weeks with a couple cups water. So far I have had luck with my watering.
Thank you Thank you! I'm just beginning a snake plant from the drug store. It's growing so quickly after I moved it to a better pot. I'll be careful with the watering now.
I had a snake plant years ago that was my grandmother's. It was totally pot bound and bloomed. The flower is VERY fragrant!
Yes! Their blooms are so neat!
Just bought one yesterday thats very helpful to know for watering
Good luck and enjoy your plant!
@@EverythingPlants thankyou
Great tip about checking for a little bit of wrinkling!! I keep mine in an east facing window and water about once per month, but am always wondering if that's optimal for them.. now I know what to look for, thank you!! Also great tip about making sure to dump any water out of their cups
Thanks for watching Funshine Bear!
I didn’t know about the wrinkles at the bottom of the stems. Thank you for this great info!
Thanks for watching Yoly Rom
Yes! The wrinkles-the MOST HELPFUL tip! Thank you!
Thanks, good to learn more! What I like is that snake plants are natural air purifiers as they can remove harmful chemicals, like formaldehyde, commonly used in building materials, most likely also in your bedroom furniture.
I have hundreds of these amazing plants some over two feet a few inside and the rest outside..love these plants
WOW! Any tips you'd like to throw in?
I love snake plants I have 2 beautiful babies. One is shooting up so fast and the other is getting wider and fuller
I'm absolute beginner and i've been watching your videos lately and they help me a lot to understand what do my plants need so yeah, Thank you💚💙
Thanks Tonkatiny!
Thanks! I have two that I bought last year from the "sale rack" at a big box store. I wasn't sure I could revive them. However, I brought them home, stuck them in a corner next to a large window and forgot about them. I think I accidently followed your advice. They are doing fairly well. :)
Great to hear!
Really appreciate the information! You gave many valuable tips that I’m sure I’ll use on my 4 pots of snake plants!
That is awesome Carol and thanks for watching!
Thank you for explaining what was needed to know right away and I love all the information. You Rock
Thanks so much knightque
Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. It was extremely helpful!
Thanks for watching
Our snake plants grow since 1987, some of them even in the same pot (very low light, almost no growth, but also no bad sideeffects, they just stay the way they are), some of them need to be repottet 3 times a year because they burst their rizomes through the plastic pots (those are on the window sill). The ones on the windows have many tiny little flowers (annoying to clean up) every year. We water them regularly every Saturday, and they seem to like it that way. The soil is the cheapest soil we could find in the gardening center, and is always kinda damp.
(some background information: 22 degrees indoors throughout the year, air humidity at about 55%, central european sun and climate)
I love these plants. But I usually kill them turn brown, soggy; but u have help me I'm going to try again. Thanks.
You can do it Alice!
Really appreciative wasn't to sure s bout the watering but learned now. Used to water every second day. Not any more and keeping mine in nit too sunny spot. Taking it out to the sun once in two days
I hope they do well for you Hazel!
Thank you for sharing the caring for snake plant tips. I’ve learned something.
😊👏❤️👍🙏
Thanks for watching Kelly
Awesome video man. You are concise, informing and easy to listen to. Change nothing, keep teaching.
Thanks Andrew! I hope you stick around for more videos.
I love snake plant I have two big ones in my northern bedroom and they both flowered this summer quite interesting and quite unique flowers
Nice! Mine also flowered this summer. Did yours have a fragrance at all?
@@EverythingPlants Yes it did have a smell like a lily
Thank you. I learned not to put my plant in low light and water it less. I hope it will be happier now :)
I hope so too. Thanks for watching Lisa
You always have amazing video very interested in snake pants yours look very healthy and leaves little very strong thank you for sharing
Thanks Jillian!
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you give us all so many great tips and tricks for care of our Snake plant. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤❤
Hey! Thanks and you too
This was so much more helpful than the info on other plant channels, thank you!
Thanks so much Kathy!
My snake plants are outside and get morning until night sun light and are loving it
Nice 👍
@@EverythingPlants only time I bring them in is when I know the temperature will drop below 68F or stormy wet weather besides that they love it, along side my Madagascar Palm the rest of my outside succulents get afternoon shade
Fantastic video thank you so much I've had my snake plant now for a month and may have been overwatering it looking forward to following your advice and seeing how the plant thrives. Thank you again
Great info, thanks! I have several snake plants but one in particular has leaves that have curled inward. so instead of flat broad leaves, they are curled tube looking leaves. I thought it was due to overwatering so i left it for many months but it curled even more. It’s in full sun during morning so i probably should have watered it more. I’m trying now to not go too long without watering. But i’ve done both, watered it maybe monthly or gone without watering and still the leaves stay curled. Any advice is appreciated.
Can you send a picture to my Instagram account? I've never seen curled leaves with a flat variety
@@EverythingPlants Hi Yes sorry for the delay. I will send. Thanks!
Thank you so much sir for sharing this video. I had some snake plants. Now I know for taking care of snake plants,
God Bless you 🙏 and your family
Have a wonderful day 😊
Here in Sydney I have mine on my front portico in a North East facing corner and it's lovin' life! ☺
Nice!!!
Thank you! Now I know why I have struggled with them....very helpful.
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I just brought all of mine in for the winter. Hopefully they will all make it through the winter under low light. I’ll be careful not to water much.
They'll do fine
How fantastic is this! I'm so excited right now. 😀 I just bought some sansaveria. A Tiger, a Forest and a Starfish plants. Now I bought the Tiger and the Forest for my mother and the Starfish is mine. The Forest has 2 little plants growing along the edge just like you showed in your video. We had both been wondering what to do about the babies until I watched your video. Thanks so much! I really needed the tutorial on propagation.
Thanks for watching Willowfire. And you can keep the babies on or cut them off!
i water mine every week , they can handle moisture very well .and growing faster when u dont let them dry out completely
I am lucky as I have these growing in my garden in the Philippines. They survive the rainy season and the months of dry season. I leave them alone. They tend to flower when not watered at all, so all mine produce small white flowers in the height of the dry season. They take full sun all day.
That is so awesome! Thanks serapati
Thank you,I’ve been thinking about getting a snake plant.
They are seriously great and interesting plants
I'm a new sub, and I'm window shopping like a fiend perusing your background plants. Love is in the air. Lol. I was gifted my snake plant 8+ years ago from a single stalk and have just done my first version of propagation. Ho-ly- Hell, if my guys survive it'll be despite me not because of me. Lol! I used water heavily during the process in a panic that the roots would get scorch and kill the individual pieces. I worried I had waited too long to separate it and that it was choking out. I left it in the sun too long and it bleached to the palest yellow.Thank goodness this plant is a beast and has been able to withstand my ministrations. I thought this would be a plant able to survive my 5% sun exposure home. Now I feel negligent on that front as well, uuugh! It survived but was it happy?
I love the hints and tips that you show us so we can "listen" to the plant and know what it needs. I've got some vids to check out now so you keep doing you. And thanks for sharing.
Wow! You really put that plant through the ringer haha. Glad it survived. Thanks for subscribing and looking forward to see you more in the comments!
Thank you so much for this information...I was given one as a gift and now I know how to take proper care of it. Guilty of over watering😟
Thank you for helping us have happier Snake Plants!!!🤩😍🤩
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A BIG THANK YOU, this help me more than you think 😊
Glad it helped!
Thank you. Starting with this snake plant in my new home
Good luck Edgar
I recently repotted my snake plant into larger pot and it has 2 new growth . I used potting mix with perlite. Im hopeful its ok and not die🤞
Thanks for another great video jeff👍
Should be good with perlite! Nice job
Here in Singapore mine get full equatorial sun and water three times a week. They grow like weeds!
It's crazy how different conditions create different care routines
lots of light feed once a month. cactus soil. Thanks for info.
Thanks Lynn
Was gifted one and put it in moisture control potting soil. Will correct shortly. Good looking out!👍
My experience with these snake plant is the more you ignore them the more they thrive. I have one larger one in a dark corner which doesn’t grow but looks exactly like it did when I bought it. I love them. All I ever do is water every couple months and dust leaves occasionally with wet cloth.
I agree, but yours must be in lower light if you are only watering every couple of months. Thanks for watching Lori
I use a moisture meter. Surprised you didn't mention one since you have the cool gadget to determine lighting. Thanks for the video. My snake plants are in South facing window and loving it.
I don't really need one for these guys because I let the soil get BONE DRY! You are correct in using a moisture meter for plants. I definitely should have mentioned it along with using the soil and leaves to determine if it needs water.
I move mine outdoors for summer. ( Alabama) once acclimated to bright light, I give it the best sunny spot. Last summer it rained almost every day. They didn't rot ! They grew well. This summer was very dry. They didn't get water for 23 days. Still doing great.
The most important thing is sun. They're adaptable. Most people stuff them in a dark corner and expect great things . The most it'll do is not die.
Yes, yes and yes! The thing with plants outdoors and rain is airflow....which most indoor plants don't get enough of.
I put my snake plants outside all summer. They loved all the rain and sun. Grew so fast!
I have brought them inside for the winter and have stopped watering now.
That's awesome Emma
Yeah, Snake plants are actually full sun plants so they do incredibly well when outdoors.
It’s May now when I saw this video. Mine are outside in filtered sunlight under a maple tree. They are doing well.
I had15 snake pants now i have 3. Cause i did just what you and everyone else said. I watered them once a moth. But the root system had dried up and the plant died.
I have lost zero
Thank you for this, sir. God bless you all.
You are very welcome
Great video :) another good tip to get pups from your snake plant is to repot it, I noticed each time I repot my plants they give new shoots and babies. You don't have to place them in a bigger pot just repot them in a same sized pot, I don't know why but each time I repot mine they give new babies :)
Oh....very interesting. Thanks Sophie!
Aerate the soil that's enough. Percolation is imp.
I bought two whale fins this summer one regular and the other variegated. the regulat WF has already pushed two pups and one of them is almost as big as the Mother plant already. shocked as I had heard they are super slow to grow. I am excited about this though. I have plans for both pups.
They just need more light to grow faster
@@EverythingPlants Yes that is for sure. I must have them in a good spot then. I have even had them bloom in my East windows. Blooms smell sweet. Reminds me of honeysuckle.
Oh wow! That would be very pleasant
Great video! I was wondering if you could tell me why my snake plants won't grow upright. They spill over like a fountain. They are in a southeast corner window that looks onto a covered porch so the light is filtered. They are healthy and in taller narrow pots. Thank you.
You can send a picture to my Instagram account so I can have a better look at it for you
Good one. I really appreciate you talking about every plant even the one people usually do not talk about like jade and Sansavierias.
I ave several of the latter and really love them. They also flower. I find the perfume pleasant and stronger at night.
Happy Thanksgiving
My whitney flowered this summer. It was awesome, but I didn't notice any scent to it.
I gave my son a Trifasciata Laurentii in 2019 as a new home gift and it is finally pot bound and voila - blooming this week 🎉
Thank you:) Your video was very helpful! I love snake plants!
Thanks Jill!
Thanks for all the information. Very informative, I have several plants, mostly in a North window. I’m going to transplant both of them in the spring.
Good luck Lorri!
Thanks for the information, I have snake plants. Now I know how to water them.
Thanks for watching, Marley!
Thank you for these tips. I keep killing mine and they are some of my favorite plants.
What do you think is going wrong?
@@EverythingPlants I think I’m overwatering for the amount of sun they are getting.
Hi Jeff 👋, hope you're feeling better tonight. Take care.
Much better and thank you!!!
@@EverythingPlants that's great 😃. In the U.S. there is a bad flu strain. Going around. We all are at risk. But glad your feeling better.
Snake 🐍 plants are mysterious!
They are very cool
Thank you I am adding this to my collection.
Very clear and concise, thank you 👍
Great video as always!!! Thanks Jeff!!! 🌱🌿💚
Thanks!
I’m not really a plant person but I just got one for my geckos terrarium, I’ll be using some terra Sahara substrate which will be perfect for not holding too much moisture!
Hey Josie! Welcome to the plant community....and just so you know this is how it starts haha You get one plant and then you kind of like it and you buy more. Soon you'll be researching more about plants and watching my videos lol
@@EverythingPlants you make a very convincing argument! When I’m responsible enough to not forget to water my plants I’ll probably be overrun 😅
@@UnravelingDaily if this is the case then sansevieria and succulents will be your friend lol
Great info. I’ve wondered about using cactus mix soil for snake plants. Thanks!
Very informative 👏 without all the hype. I ❤️ mine.
Thanks Gwen
Helpful, informative, interesting - thank you!
Loved the info. Love love snack plants. Thank you so much 👏👏🥰
Thanks Lucimar!
Thanks this really helped me car for my plant have a blessed day
Nice! I agree to everything you have shared. And thank you for sharing the light intensity instrument. My problem is with the dwarf types. I am in a slightly agricultural area where a lot of microscopic mites attack the core.
Oh no....so does all the new growth come out damaged?
well, you answered the problem i have with mine.. Thank you.. maybe now I can salvage mine .
I'm curious what the problem was....
I have all mine in full south facing light in my conservatory, they grow like crazy, need loads of water and flower every year 💚
How often are you watering?
Most complete info. I've found online.
Thank you