According to Aaditya Bhatta, Editor and Founder of Plantscraze, you should follow these steps: Miguel Palma, professional gardener and owner of JardinTienda, explains that 'terracotta pots are best ...

2. Leave to dry - and prepare your pots The snake plant cuttings need to be left for around 48 hours before they are repotted ...

Snake plants require warmth and will struggle if temperatures drop below 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius). They can ...

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“Snake plants grown in sandy soil can be repotted every two to three years. Their roots are small compared to the size of the plant, and they prefer slightly pots, so frequent repotting isn’t ...

Want a houseplant but not sure you have a green thumb? Choose a hard-to-kill plant, like a snake plant. Here's how to take care of one. Whether you live in a small studio or spacious home ...

Many people worry about the quality of the air they breathe indoors, particularly in cities where pollution levels are high. Although air purifiers can help, they're costly and use a lot of ...

When there are more plant roots than soil, we typically think it's time to repot. But here's why a root-bound plant can ...

Money trees adapt to medium light levels, but they do best in bright, indirect light or you can use an LED grow light. Rotate ...

If your snake plant lives outdoors - whether in a pot or planted in the ground - make sure it's placed in a relatively shady area. All in all, Dracaena are very adaptable to various living conditions.