Mother in law tongue

The snake plant, also called mother-in-law's tongue plant, is a beautiful houseplant. We explain its complete care in our in-depth guide!

When growing Mother In Law Tongue plant outdoors the snake plant is happiest in bright indirect light. They make excellent potted specimens and handle temperatures over 70° or higher. [DETAILS]

If you are looking for a super hard to kill plant, then look no further. The sansevieria, aka mother-in-law's tongue is the perfect starter houseplant.

Learn how to manage the rapid growth of your snake plant with these helpful tips. Discover the best ways to prevent your plant from getting too tall and explore more snake plant care advice on our page.

I have the Mother-in-law's plant or Snake plant in my garden for many years. I have 2 pots of this plant and I placed them outside my house. It is very hardy and grows easily. It is low maintenance. The plant is also drought tolerant. Over watering or bad drainage will cause rotting. This plant spread through rhizomes. Propagation can be done through whole plant with rhizomes or stem cuttings. One day, I decided to decorate my plants with egg shells. My neighbour's grandchild loves to see…

Propagating mother-in-law’s tongue plant from leaf cuttings takes a while, but it’s a very cost-effective & easy way of getting new plants.

Knowing how to propagate Sansevieria trifasciata, snake plant, or Mother in law's tongue is fascinating because it is an ideal succulent species for beginners. As you will see in this post, propagating the snake plant

Mother-in-Law's Tongue Are Toxic To Pets. When ingested by pets, it typically causes gastrointestinal signs (e.g., drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.).

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