Snake Plants

Image by Andrey Nikitin If a prize were available for the most tolerant plant, snake plant (Sansevieria) would certainly be one of the frontrunners. Snake plant care is very straightforward. These plants can be neglected for…

Image by Irina UA Kenya hyacinth, or Sansevieria parva, is a pretty, little succulent that makes a great houseplant. It produces flowers irregularly and can be grown outdoors in hot, dry regions. Care of…

Image by Maria Nikiforova Snake plants bring to mind visions of Medusa, and are also called mother-in-law’s tongue. The plant features sword-shaped leaves — smooth and almost waxy. The easy nature of snake…

Image by Karimpard Snake plant problems are rare and these common houseplants are so popular because they are easy to grow. You can neglect your snake plant for weeks and it will still likely thrive. Although…

Image by Ibbo39 You may know mother-in-law plant (Sansevieria) as the snake plant, appropriately nicknamed for its tall, slender, upright leaves. If your snake plant has droopy leaves, it’s an indication that…

Image by Gardening Know How, via Heather Rhoades If you like succulents, try growing starfish sansevieria. What’s a starfish sansevieria? Starfish sansevieria plants, as their name suggests, are…

Image by Marina Denisenko You can own a mother-in-law’s tongue (also known as snake plant) for decades and never know that the plant can produce flowers. Then one day, seemingly out of the blue, you find that…

Image by Vadym Pastukh With a nickname like mother-in-law’s tongue, one might think snake plants are anything but lovable. Yet, despite the moniker and the connotations associated with it, snake plants…