feed aggressively.
September note: Fertilizer doesn’t compensate for inadequate light. If growth slows because days are shorter, adding more fertilizer isn’t the solution.
When vigorous growth resumes during spring, you can gradually return to an appropriate feeding schedule.
6. Check the Pot and Drainage
Before cooler weather arrives, look at what your snake plant is actually growing in.
Snake plants strongly dislike sitting in constantly wet soil.
That’s why drainage matters so much.
Check the bottom of the pot.
Does it have a drainage hole?
Can excess water escape easily?
