Petitti Garden Centers's video: PETITTI Sansevieria How to Grow Care for Propagate

Likely the most low-light tolerant of all houseplants, Sanseveria not only provide striking architectural flair, they are also super easy to grow. If you have a brown thumb, this is the plant for you! They will impress you with their ability to look fresh despite low light, drought, and neglect. Watch this video with Noelle, Horticulturist and Education Director with Petitti Garden Centers, to learn more about how to grow, care for and propagate Sanseveria. Also known as the Snake Plant or mother-in-Law’s Tongue, these plants have fantastic benefits including their air-purifying ability. These plants will tolerate just about anything you throw at them. They will survive in most light conditions, but we tend to lump them into the “low-light” category because there aren’t many plants available that tolerate those conditions as well as Sanseveria do. They are very forgiving when it comes to fertilizing, so don’t worry about keeping them on any particular schedule. Remember, Sanseveria don’t like “wet feed’ so we recommend letting these plants dry out in between watering and fertilizing on occasion.