If you don't want snakes in your garden or live in an area with dangerous species, you may not want to grow this one snake-attracting plant.

If you're new to the houseplant game, the snake plant is the way to go, as it can tolerate a variety of growing conditions. It grows well in temperatures between 70°F and 90°F and humidity ...

You can trim back a snake plant by cutting its outer leaves at the soil line. Once cut, you can turn those leaves into new plants. PHOTO COURTESY OF OTTILLIA “TOOTS” BIER.

4. Spider plant Light: Dappled light Pet safe: Yes Spider plants enjoy the outdoor humidity summer can bring. One unique aspect of spider plants is how they add new growth. "Spider plants just ...

With a little planning, your plants can not only survive while you’re away, but actually thrive. Here’s what experts have to say.

Snake plants are a standard anyone can grow. For a trailing plant, try pothos. All of these plants thrive in bright, indirect light. In a spot with low light, use a ZZ plant (Zamioculcas Zamifolia).

We found the best places to buy houseplants online by ordering 9 snake plants from 9 different retailers. We tested plants from Amazon, Terrain, the Sill, Water and Light, Greenery NYC, Home Depot ...

Snake plants, which are a common indoor plant in the UK, are also known for their ability to remove toxic air pollutants, according to Heathline. However, experts warn that they need extra care ...