Snake plants (Sansevieria trifasciata), also known as mother-in-law’s tongue, are one of the most stylish and low-maintenance houseplants you can grow. But mastering their watering needs is the secret to keeping them happy, healthy, and thriving year round. Understanding Snake Plant Watering Needs Identifying Overwatered Snake Plants Mushy or drooping leaves Foul odor from the plant’s soil Black or brown mush at the base = root rot Soft, yellowing new leaves Why Drainage Matters To avoid overwatering, always use a well-draining soil with perlite and a pot with proper drainage holes. Learn more about potting basics from the NC State...

Causes of Brown Spots on Sansevieria Snake plants, with their signature sword-shaped leaves and low-maintenance needs, have become a staple for indoor plant enthusiasts. Their resilience and air-purifying qualities make them a perfect choice for both seasoned gardeners and beginners. However, even these hardy plants can face challenges. One common issue that snake plant owners encounter is the appearance of brown spots on the leaves. These blemishes can be distressing, but understanding their causes and how to address them can restore your plant's health and beauty. Understanding the causes of these blemishes is the first step toward restoring your snake...