Lighting
Snake plants can adapt to most light environments to low-light conditions to brighter, indirect light conditions.
The more natural light, the more your mother-in-law’s tongue will grow, so keep that in mind when choosing its home!
Water
Because they’re succulent plants, snake plants are very drought-tolerant and require very little water.
If you see wilted leaves on your snake plant that’s a sign of either too much water or not enough. Keep an eye on the soil and only water it when it’s dry!
Soil
Snake plants do best in a free-draining soil or fast-draining soil. You want to make sure your snake plant doesn’t get root rot!