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2. Move It Closer to Better Light
Snake plants have a reputation for being “low-light plants.”
That’s only partly true.
They can survive relatively low-light conditions, but that doesn’t mean low light is ideal.
Snake plants generally grow better with plenty of bright, indirect light and can tolerate some gentle direct sun when properly acclimated.
September is a good time to reconsider where your plant is sitting.
The sunny location that worked beautifully during June and July may receive much less light as the angle of the sun changes
