Snake Plant – Plant with pot

Description Snake Plant – Plant with pot   Plant Size (approx.): __” to __” Pot Size: Length: 4.5”, Width: 4.5”, Height: 4.25” Material: Plastic   **Pot color might vary depending on the availability  **kindly contact our support ( 01722988794 ) or inbox to know the delivery charge for this product   Too much water and low temperatures are two of the few things that can really affect this plant. Soggy soil will cause root rot. Snake plants, along with spider plants and peace lilies, are reportedly very effective at cleaning the air. HOW TO PLANT SNAKE PLANTS Choose a pot with a drainage hole in the bottom. Terra cotta pots work well for snake plants, since they allow the soil to dry out more easily than plastic pots. Use a well-draining potting mix. A potting mix designed for “cacti and succulents” is ideal, as it will be more resistant to becoming over-saturated with water. When re-potting snake plants, don’t bury them too deep. The plant should be planted as deep as it had been in its prior container. CHOOSING A LOCATION IN THE HOME Snake plants prefer bright, indirect light and can even tolerate some direct sunlight. However, they also grow well in low-light areas of the home. Keep the plant in a warm spot with temperatures above 10°C. Watering Snake Plants One of the most common problems encountered with snake plant  is over-watering. These plants do not tolerate wet soil well; they tend to develop root rot. To avoid this, follow these watering practices: Do not water too frequently. Let the soil mostly dry out between waterings. Tip: To know when it’s time to water, don’t just rely on how the surface of the soil looks. Instead, carefully stick your finger a couple inches into the soil. If you feel any moisture hold off on watering. Water from the bottom of the pot, if possible. This encourage the roots to grow downward and deep, helping to stabilize the thick, tall leaves. During the winter, while the plant isn’t actively growing, water less often than you would in spring and summer. Caring for Snake Plants The large, flat leaves tend to collect dust; wipe them down with a damp cloth as needed. In good conditions, snake plants are rapid growers and may need to be divided annually. Divide and re pot in the spring. Cut out a section containing both leaves and roots and place in a pot with well-draining potting mix. If a snake plant is pot bound, it may flower occasionally. Fragrant, greenish-white flower clusters appear on tall spikes. PESTS/DISEASES Root rot due to over-watering is the most common issue. If this occurs, remove any dying leaves and allow the plant to dry out more than usual. Snake plants are resilient and typically recover. However, if the plant continues to die, remove it from its pot, discard of any rotted roots and leaves, and re pot in fresh soil.     info collected from almanac #snakeplant #snake #heart #how #to #grow #take #care #of #propagate #beautiful #decorative #ornamental #mgbd #mygardenbd #my #bd #houseplant #indoor #low #light #plant #with #ready #mix #soil #pot #planter #gift #surprise #innovative #uncommon #flower #garden #gardening #gardener #service #home #delivery #online #store #shop #nursery #collection #near #me #in #ছাদ #বাগান #গাছ #বৃক্ষ #মালি #কৃষি #গার্ডেন #টব #মাই #বিডি  #ঢাকা #বাংলাদেশ #Dhaka #Bangladesh