When you get tired of looking at the same old mess, cut off a few floppy leaves, root them, and rejuvenate your plants. Here are three easy methods for propagating snake plants. This approach is ...

Start by gently removing the snake plant from its pot to check for signs of rot, like mushy or discolored roots. Use clean, sterilized shears to trim away all the affected roots. 2.

While this is less common than other causes, the leaves of a severely root-bound snake plant can droop. "When plants are root bound, the leaves cannot get the oxygen, water, or nutrients they need ...

As such, it doesn’t mind being root bound and doesn’t have to be repotted very often, though you can certainly drop it into a more decorative pot to hide the nursery pot it came in, if you like. Most ...