a soft cloth are usually enough.
Quick tip: Check the undersides and bases of the leaves while cleaning. Pests often hide in places you don’t notice during normal watering.
If you find pests, isolate the affected plant from your other houseplants while you identify and manage the problem.
5. Ease Up on Fertilizer
September isn’t the time to push your snake plant into producing lots of fresh growth.
As natural light decreases, growth commonly slows.
That means the plant generally requires fewer resources than it did during its most active