Snake Plant Care Tips

Want a plant that’s easy to care for, looks beautiful and removes 107 known toxins from the air? Try a snake plant!

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2 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! Learn more

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