Snake Plant

This plant represents peace. It also attracts luck and positive energy.

Product Details:

• Each plant is unique - they grow as they will, flaunting their distinct personality in every leaf.
• Arrives in a 4" compostable grow pot. No plastic nonsense here, we're all about sustainability here.
• 10-12 inches tall. 
  
• Thrives indoors or outdoors (no frost though!)

1. Lighting Vibes: Snake plants are chill with all kinds of light. They can totally vibe in low light or bask in some cool indirect rays. But, dude, don't stick them in the blazing sun. They'll freak out and get sunburned.

2. Watering Wisdom: Snake plants are like the zen masters of the plant world. They like to chill and dry out between sips. Only water when the top inch or so of soil is dry, and even then, don't go overboard. In the warmer months, like spring and summer, give them a drink every few weeks. But in the colder months, they're like, "Nah, I'm good" and only need water every couple of months.

3. Soil Situation: Use some well-draining soil so your plant's roots can breathe. Cactus or succulent mix is the way to go.

4. Temperature and Chill Factor: Snake plants are pretty adaptable, but they're feeling their best in temps between 70-90°F (21-32°C). They can handle a bit of cold, but don't let them freeze – that's not their jam.

5. Food for Thought: Feed your snake plant a diluted balanced liquid fertilizer every few months during the growing season. Like, give it a little plant snack, but not too often.

6. Pruning Party: If you see any leaves getting yellow or just looking bummed, trim 'em at the base. It'll make your plant look fresh and encourage new growth.

7. Repotting Ritual: Repot your snake plant every 2-3 years when it starts to feel cramped. Give it a slightly bigger pot and some fresh soil to spread out.

8. Toxicity Talk: - Keep your snake plant out of reach of pets and tiny humans – they're not for snacking!