light” are two very different things.
Providing better light also helps the soil dry more predictably, reducing the risk associated with a plant sitting in dark conditions with wet roots.
3. Inspect the Leaves and Roots for Trouble
September is an excellent time to give your snake plant a proper health inspection.
Don’t just glance at it from across the room.
Look closely at every part of the plant.
Healthy snake plant leaves should generally feel firm and upright, although appearance varies between cultivars.
Watch for:
Yellowing leaves
Mushy areas
