All you need to know about Sansevieria Snake Plant

[@remithreadz1560]

there is NO other you tuber that give as much detailed information as you. Thank you, so very much!!

[@tjeym8897]

Shefffield plants ?

[@vandabeharry170]

I am so addicted to Sanserveria I just love them have been growing them since I was a young girl I am over 60 an it’s my favorite plant for the inside of my home, an now there’s so much different species of Sanserveria I am really addicted 😂thank you for explaining greetings from Suriname 🇸🇷

[@MountainsnVallies]

The whale fin is on my wish list!

[@eulinsamuel4921]

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[@manonfire92]

I bet you have some nice tongues !!

[@annamarievivar2704]

Omomoom

[@swayback7375]

There’s loads of fresh hybrids coming out of Asia now

[@choisheen]

He provides the most comprehensive information about the plant he is presenting in the way lay people can understand.

[@liane2887]

Agreed!!

[@carolelapointe5161]

True. Out of all the plant videos I have listened to on the net, he presents his enormous knowledge in a clear and precise manner. He is great.

[@anandhicooray5512]

True. Very clear and easy to understand.

[@Rodnyet]

By far the best Snake plant video I've seen on KZbin, very informative.

[@lasoob]

These in depth videos about a specific plant species are so helpful! Thanks for making them

[@oujisanhikari18]

Oh well that was very informative appreciate the video what I learned are the following : 1) when purchasing look for a green bright plant with thick cuticle, and no burn on its edges or black spots on it, which would indicate it have fungus. 2) do not immediately repot it let it in the nursery container for a while before switching. 3) water it when it is bone dry, otherwise it might have fungus or root rot. 4) place it in a place where it has indirect sunlight. direct sunlight might make its colour look faded 5) when cutting it cut it from the bottom at a soil level to avoid it not looking burned and unpleasant otherwise it's alright to cut it at whatever length. 6) give it a fertilizer 3 times a year any fertilizer works at its activate periods, mix it with water to dilute it. 7)wipe it buy using a fiber tiscue that is wet. 8) spray it with a pestsizer or green soap with water in case of a pest issue. generally water it less and it's good, It's an excellent choice for your bedroom as the plant is active taking out VOC. excellent in your house and can withstand darkness but prefer getting exposed to indirect sunlight.

[@Arameshe_daron]

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[@SkeensSeattleUSA]

You are doing a big favor to all the plants sitting in neglecting box stores. I love to buy sick plants and rescue them.

[@roxanas.4219]

Very good presentation of the plant and comprehensive care advice. Actually the most comprehensive video I've seen, on KZbin, about this plant. Thank you, please consider making a video about African violets.

[@LittleWaffle]

I just love these long, detailed videos about one plant genera. The amount of information and the way it's organised is perfect for me. These are my favourite on this channel ! Thank you so much for taking the time to make them ! I can't wait to see the next one ! (If you ever feel like doing one on the lovely Homalomena, money tree, or Raphidophora tetrasperma, that would be fantastic! ). Take care and thanks again for your awesome videos!!!! 💚💚💚🌱

[@shannykinredgate3451]

My favorite house plant hands down! I believe their are 71 varieties, with more being created constantly. Sans come in so many beautiful forms and colors. The tall standing ones , the birds nest type, and the hedgehog type. I love these beautiful hardy plants so much!

[@MZ-mn9fl]

I inherited a sansevieria from a friend and watched it slowly die. I stopped watering it so much and it's coming back to life. Thanks for all your great videos.

[@west8480]

Love it. It is indeed really easy to take care of. I have mine for a year now, and what I noticed is that the first 7-8 months it didn't grow at all, but now a year later, I have a beautiful mother plant with two babies beside her. They are stunning, growing really fast and it's interesting to watch. I have my plant on an east spot, with a lot of light daily, and some little sun in the morning hours. Watering twice a month, but before that, always inspect the medium. It is truely a stunning plant when you give it the right conditions and needs(altought it can survive anything, except too much water). I do recommend this beauty. It will make your home look more premium. :) Thanks for the video, good information well shared.

[@paula3280]

What a fantastic learning lesson on the "Snake Plant"! Thank you so much for such a knowledgeable talk. I really learned a lot.

[@xrigtrk]

I've had my plant for over 12 years it was a little baby,now it's a giant.

[@ianmiles2505]

The most comprehensive discussion about Sanseveria(now reclassified as Draceana) I have ever come across. Thanks.

[@Sweetastaboo]

I'm so glad I found this guy, im a new plant lover and I've been searching for a informative channel on these beautiful plant so glad I found you!! Thank you for being so Precise

[@starwalker3488]

Brilliant video, thank you, and greetings from the UK. I have three varieties of Sansevieria and was so pleased to hear that I am caring for mine correctly, especially on not watering until bone dry. Though, one brilliant tip I was given on soil for repotting snake plants was to use half African Violet soil mix with half Cactus/Succulent mix - My snake plants have loved it and have been growing like crazy since, sporting bright shiny leaves. Thank you again for your wonderfully insightful lessons.

[@debbiecockroft3147]

Thank You Star Walker. Great Tip for the Soil. I’ll try it!!

[@nofields9904]

I’ve been so hesitant to buy the sanservierina/snake plant. Watching your presentation has taken all of my fears away. I get it, I feel confident. Thank you.

[@katttok]

it's great that you do not use the silly animation and the sound effects etc. the value of the videos are in the information you give! keep it up :)

[@uchehasenpai727]

The tall one to the left of the screen, it's really beautiful! I think these plants may adapt differently to different climates; they thrive outdoors in full West African sun and heat, people actually make fences with them😁

[@paigeb880]

That is amazing!!! I would LOVE a sansevieria fence! lol too bad I live in Canada..

[@uchehasenpai727]

@@paigeb880 I'm sure that'll be a sight for you!😁 I first saw snake plants indoors in Europe. Growing up, I never knew that snake plants were used for anything but fences, and they can grow tall and formidable.

[@Dishiest]

A fence with snake plants! That I’ve got to see....please post a picture. That must look awesome.

[@Mycityplants]

@@paigeb880 LOL

[@blueSkies777]

Local fire station has a row of these in their front soil patch out in the sun, all above a meter high absolutely gorgeous. Tropical climate. Every time I go pass I'm so jealous.

[@haniashkir1670]

I bought today for the first time here in London I always see this plant many palaces like office my favourite plant I have for many years indoor is called schefflera arboricola is amazing beautiful plant easy to take care.

[@annamitchell2500]

Love Snake Plants I have about 20 in my home and many different types.I just watchd how too propagate x3 different ways and I pray for success .Thanks

[@lindaperry3156]

So interesting and honestly the one I bought indicated to make sure to leave soil moist at all times but believe me I'll be letting mine go "bone dry" before I give it more water. Yours all looked so healthy. Thanks again for taking the time to share all your secrets.

[@freshbreeze108]

Very detailed and interesting. I really enjoyed. Thank you very much.

[@Jim-p4g7z]

This is the best explanation I’ve ever watched. It’s perfect for the lay person. Great job.

[@CalvinBrockingtonArtistry]

I learned so much. And mostly that I have been doing almost everything wrong. I have a healthy plant but I can totally do better after this video. Thank you.

[@kokilapatel5553]

Very frank Doing everything wrong😂😂it happens with everyone, because we like the plant and bring it home ,

[@Elmerissa]

I just discovered your channel. Thank you! This was so helpful! Everyone keeps saying sansevierias are so easy but I realized that I still need to be smart about caring for it!

[@firstchoice7761]

This was one of the best bit of information given on a plant. Very thorough and informative.

[@yunawong8119]

The most comprehensive explanation of this plant I've ever seen. Highly recommended if you own a snake plant.

[@debbielummus4637]

You always give excellent and thorough advice! I appreciate your videos SO much! Thank you, thank you, thank you 🌿🌻🙏🌿

[@SparkleInMoonlight]

Sansevieria is my personal hero among plants - when spidermites, thrips, fungus gnats were around on her neighbours, somehow she remained untouched. I find them to be the easiest houseplants ever - that´s why I like them so much. They look awesome no matter what :-)

[@granniji1049]

I tried your method on propagating the snake plant. Yes it took for ever and a day, but it worked. Thank you so much.

[@granniji1049]

Wish I could send some pictures, but I don’t see where I can add a photo to the post, sorry

[@deebrown8358]

Such good information! Such nice presentation, thank you for your professionalism!!

[@laddieokelley6095]

My favorite is Sansevieria 'Moonshine,' which I have grown for many years. I have found it grows quite tall in a very small pot: in a 3.75 inch diameter ceramic pot, I have leaves that range from 25 to 30 inches tall in a bright window. Another is quite dense and tall in a 5 inch bonsai cascade pot. Has anyone else had the experience growing Sansevieria in small pots? This is an excellent comprehensive video.

[@bronx-calizoo5132]

This guy literally answered ALL of my concerned questions thank you! 👍🏻

[@jayalakshmirao8088]

Great information

[@normablodgett9367]

Thank you for all the great information. I got a beautiful snake plant as a gift and had no idea how to care for it. You saved it's life.

[@starsrhi2335]

Thank you so much for great detail. So few owners of plants and garden centers know little about care. I will be follow you, and look forward to your next video. May the good Lord continue to bless your work, and may you continue to prosper in it. Thank you again. From Texas, USA.

[@lynnwong-denton5947]

Fantastic presentation and another masterclass from you. Thank you :)

[@elenitahenson4852]

I like and enjoy your presentation very knowlegeable. Maybe one day you will talk about "rubber plant" More Power and thank you!

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[@elenitahenson4852]

So much, I learned and nailed it!!!

[@Don_Mitchell]

Love your videos guys...I was apprehensive to watch initially, seeing the duration, but your video on the fiddle-leaf fig gave my plant a new lease of life....and believe it or not, I’m struggling with a snake plant (I know! I know! I’m embarrassed as hell admitting it too!) and this video was just what I needed. So, thank you all the way from India!

[@bjrichard1292]

You covered everything I needed to know about my recent snake transplant. As thorough as I could ever get. TY

[@bushyparkpo]

So happy I found your channel. You are a wealth of information. I have learned so much. Thank you

[@mgklivisi]

Hello 🪴 from Piraeus Greece. Thanks a lot sure the most comprehensive video I've seen about this plant. I really learned a lot.

[@flosaforo331]

Simply the best video that I have viewed on the subject of one of my favorite plants, the Sansaveria a.k.a. snake plant. Very in depth, which truly helps all lovers of this plant take the best possible care of it. and as one commenter said, there are so many beautiful varieties of this plant you could never get enough by the way my favorite one of is the Moonshine Sansaveria. Thank you again for sharing your expertise on this plant I look forward to your other videos of some of my other favorite plants as well

[@gardeneroflight]

Have Moonshine and Sayuri arriving this week so of course I came over to this channel to refresh myself on proper care of these plants! Your presentation is so informative and thorough..... also friendly and down to earth. Love you guys!!

[@aingealtara1479]

.. I have a Moonshine too and it is a Beauty really 🤗 I've got mine in a west window (sometimes in East window) and she loves it.. From May I take them outside on my front porch where they have a couple of hours of morning sun, and bright light but shade for the rest of the day.. I bring them back in around October, and meanwhile they have grown a lot and become so beautiful.. My Laurentii have bloomed too, from being in the window and outside.. I only water when I remember them 😳 maybe once a month or every other month.. I wish you all the best of luck ☘️🤗

[@wendyhannan2454]

Thank you, I’ve learnt so much about about the snake plant, boy have I made some mistakes 🤦‍♀️ I can’t wait to start over again. Your knowledge is fantastic, and your plants look amazing. 👍

[@g.borgia5100]

I have had a snake plant for years. Last year i noticed a thin stalk, it produced white little star shaped flowere which smelled heavenly. Nothing sticky on it. Just twinkly looking tiny white flowers thst were wonderful

[@ednadelagarza1166]

Greetings from Los Angeles, California❤️All the detailed information you’re providing to all of us, your subscribers and viewers are greatly appreciated. Have a safe and BLESSED day Sir🙏

[@suzyt5]

Great session. I've been growing snake plants for years and I found the information clear and very helpful.

[@ellenhaben1217]

Thanks for the tip on cutting off the flower prevent s plant from weakening.

[@creatorsofwealthpopnier6976]

I think Sansevierias also cannot tolerate spaces where there’s no air circulation. I had to leave my Sanseverias for two weeks in my flat, closed all windows (as a nearby volcano was acting up), and when I came back, my Sansies were almost dead. Managed to salvage some tho :)

[@debbielummus4637]

Thank you so much for the complete information! I love Sansevarias😊💚🌿

[@teresitanicol2052]

I've really enjoyed watching your video,especially how to take care the Sancevaira.

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U explain everything SOOO PERFECTLY. 👌👌👌👌 NOTHING MORE TO SAY. BLESS U.

[@ChatOmbre]

Your channel is my new favorite! Thank you for being so detailed.

[@paso7943]

I have a snake plant that I made my self from cutting 1 blade. Now after 5 years my snake plant is over 6,5 ft tall from the top of the soil to the top of the blade. it is the king of all my plants.

[@camuchacustodio2661]

I’m so grateful for your Chanel it has helped me immensely how to care for my plants 🌱 properly ✨ The buying part is crucial thank for teaching us how to choose a healthy new member of our home 🏡👍🏼😃😃😃

[@makadutaarzola9453]

Your videos are fantastic. I am a new plant owner of a year now and your videos are just great. I am learning so much. Thank you for your indepth information. It is priceless. Blessings 🙏🙂

[@hannahnantumbwe9151]

Very beautiful description of care for the snake plant. It's my specialty garden plant for sale. Thanks for such good info I'll be giving my clients. I'm from Uganda with sunshine all year around.

[@alantower9659]

This is comprehensive but very redundant. All the information could easily fit in a 20 minute presentation. With excellent editing, 10 minutes. Dracaena now, as opposed to Sanseveria--reclassified. I appreciate that you have good knowledge, so I'll watch another one to see more of what's offered.

[@jeganka]

Interesting. I just bought a couple of young snake plants today and one of them has roots bulging out of two sides of the container and a baby shooting out from the top. I was going to repot it. Good to know that it likes being this way!

[@martharamsay9235]

Great teacher who loves plants! Thanks from North Carolina.

[@faribajavaherpour710]

Love your informative videos, so true and complete.

[@monaazar9024]

Great teacher hello from Canada 🇨🇦

[@anthonybuono02809]

Very clear and organized presentation. He is very knowledgeable. Thank you.

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

love the information. Definitely a video for people to watch over and over . Love Sanservieria

[@gloriabuford4576]

I love your videos ❤️ Thank you so much for this Snake plant 🌱 video! Love the information I’ve gained to care for my plant successfully!

[@anjananaturelover2083]

Thank you for this! Looking forward to more informative videos ,best wishes from India🙏 🇮🇳

[@packer812]

I love how they come in so many different varieties but yet have the same easy care. My favorites are the Fernwood and the Moonshine. I wish I had room for more, but I already have way too many plants, lol.

[@karonmcgregor4753]

Thanks for this - I now have a much clearer idea on how to care for my Sansevieria.

[@dovielynable]

I love this guy, very informative about plants.

[@lee-ann1589]

Thank you so much for this video. I was feeling so guilty for killing quite a few Sansevieria plants this week after filling the self watering reservoir so the red bobber was at the top of the glass tube. I thought that would keep them exactly as wet as they required. I work as a plant care tech and on my next visit(2 weeks} the plants were rotting and falling over. I blamed myself for trusting the self watering device, but now I suspect that the soil in the pots was too heavy and needed more pumice (or something) to keep it from sucking up so much water into the soil. I feel less guilty now, thank you! (This job is making me a nervous wreck!! lol).

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I love watching your videos because you are very organized. You guys don't waste time on anything that is outside your prepared topic. I am a new plant parent and am loving my new role. Tack sa mycket. I see you got a bit stuck on quickly more quickly 🤷‍♂️. The comparative of this word is quick, quicker, quickest. You wanted to say it will drain quicker ... I hope you don't mind my helping you in this aspect 🙏.

[@subuyanga1603]

Loved this detailed video of yours. Thanks a lot. Much needed lesson on Sansevieria. Wish you do a video like this on Spider Plant and ZZ in coming days.

[@aingealtara1479]

.. Look up their list and see the video about ZZ plant..

[@lynx2cross]

This is one of those plants that likes dry soil until it’s thirsty but be careful when buying from a box store. I have one that was doing so wonderfully for awhile I wasn’t overwatering but all of the sudden stems started to rot even though the soil was dry all the way through I even used a meter to test. So I decided to remove the soil and the roots were long and healthy and the soil around the outside was surprisingly a little damp but the center completely bone dry , so I started to loosen all the soil and I was surprised to find a damp sponge wrapped around the inside of the stems; no wonder there was root rot going on I had no idea that sponge was there. I don’t know why plant nurseries would do this to a drought resistant plant.

[@safysat.8309]

Thank you ! 💜 May you make a video about Dumbcane plant I have a new one and need to know how to take care of.

[@mrcsanselmo]

I have had a trifasciata laurenti for 4 years, almost killed her with root rot (wrong medium too much compacted), and I was really surprised to see that it had new roots, and now is thriving! It’s immortal! 😂 at least in warm climates

[@annmckelvie3375]

Thank you so much for this wonderful advice. I have two Sansevieras, one I have had for almost two years. I re-potted it a year ago, but I think the post may have been a little too large. However, it is thriving three feet from my window with little shoots coming through. Your advice on the size of pot to use is very useful. After repotting second one I purchased (too soon, I think), it began to fall apart. I think I made a mistake by using a sandy soil, but having said that, I can see tiny leaves coming through...... hopefully it will thrive. Thanks again!

[@annmckelvie1399]

Months on and the second plant has gone from two large leaves, to six. What an amazing plant and 'good advice'....

[@Kittybob03]

You are my go to guys! I just love you and all the info I continue to get and use!😊

[@MsKendra79]

I love Mother in law tongue. I have propagated 4 plants from the 1 I've had for 5 years. I even had one bloom. I didn't even know they could do that.

[@franklarin8100]

Thank you fro all the information. I have four of them, and some cut leave that have produced their own rooted plants, and enjoy them because, when they get big in their pots, they can be put on the floor.

[@juanitavasquez219]

Love the way you explained in detail on how to care for this beautiful plant. I will follow you to learn more. I have watched many videos but not like yours .Thank you so much.God bless you.

[@teresitanicol2052]

Thank you so much for your advice. Today I"ve been successfully growing my Sasevaria.

[@benc1405]

I'll definitely be watering my sansevieria less now. You guys do the best plant videos on KZbin. I hope a Ficus Elastica video is on the horizon!

[@Fortress333]

Thank you for the thorough guide about 'snake plants/sansevierias/whatevertheirnameisnow'. These are some of my favorite plants and I have quite a few. The uncommon or rare varieties are impossible to find in garden centers and I'm not going to join the madness online, with tiny plants going for a LOT of money. To me, they're not worth that, but I have other hobbies that do find me spend a lot of money on stuff (books, for example, and calibrated weights for my home gym). I know you can take a cutting of most plants and have it grow from there, if you know what you're doing, so to me the deluxe prices are just deliberately created to make a buck and to lure out collectors and people whose ego is stroked when they have rare things they can boast about. Besides, it's not uncommon that the weakest of plants fetch the highest prices, like plants with large parts unable to produce energy (looks cool to many, but I see weakness). Okay, if someone were to create a Monstera deliciosa with golden-edged leaves and silvery stems, sign me up :) Would also be nice if it talks to me and says whether it needs more or less water. I started pretty much with the Kirkii 'Friends', which is an interesting one to begin with. When they flower, they smell incredible. I guess some might find the smell nauseating, but I like it. Their flowering does take a lot out of the plant and one time I made the mistake of babying it, which caused root rot. Still managed to salvage some of that individual, and I now have a whole forest of them. It's true these and other sansevierias can handle a lot of neglect. I actually have the tendency to be too nice to plants, but some of my sansevierias started to take off like a rocket when I didn't have them around me all the time during a time when I was moving a lot from apartment to apartment and had the plants stored somewhere with still pretty good lighting (but definitely no excess water). They do thrive when they get a lot of (in)direct light. I can't bear to think to put these in a dark corner. I leave that up to people who just want to fill up corners of their house because they ran out of furniture to put there. I think of plants first and furniture second.

[@fhfenghong]

Finally! I’m just about to repot a snake plant. Thank you!

[@lizaa2392]

I totally enjoy watching all your videos. Clear explainations. Thank you for sharing your knowledge🙏🏻

[@chiukwongchan7678]

Thanks a lot for this I learned a lot by realizing that I have been taking care of my sansevieria the wrong way. I will follow what I learned here and see if I learned correctly.

[@Sooner-im9qf]

Some years ago, far in the back corner of our property in South Florida there was a roughly 20 foot by 30 foot patch, or thicket of some type of Sansevieria plants partly shaded by an enormous Avocado tree. The whole property was very sandy well drained soil and I guess those plants liked it. "Thicket" is probably the best word to describe it as it grew very thickly with zero space between plants. You could not even see the ground anywhere in that patch of snake plant. It grew close together like the blades of some giant grass and probably 20, or so, inches tall. No one planted it, or tended it. It just grew there and it was watered by the rain. We didn't use that corner of the back area, so we just let it grow. When I arrived there, the patch was perhaps 6 feet by 8 feet. Years later when I moved, it was at least 20 by about 30 feet, perhaps. I never measured it. I should have taken a picture of it. It was unusual to see that many of those plants just growing wild and so extremely thickly together. The property was sort of in the country back then and we had many interesting plants, trees, and animals there. Thank you for stirring a nice old memory. I don't know if anyone is interested, but just thought I'd share it. Love your videos. Great information and well presented. Just found them today and subscribed! Thank you.

[@akankshatank5177]

Thank you very much very much for the detailed information.... I needed it the most coz I have 10 snake plants indoors....

[@jhezzytolentino6229]

new subscriber from Philippines 🌿🍀🍃😊today I'm starting collect sanseviera.thank you for sharing

[@vague_1255]

I love this guy, such a great professional content

[@nancyfahey7518]

I'm in Florida, US. Mine are growing wild and I need to get rid of them. I dug them up and and they come back.

[@PhoenixGirlOfficial]

Here, you can send them all to me lol

[@yves-darleineclement1700]

Such an informative video that is clearly outlined! Thank you!

[@courniecedavis2983]

Absolutely loved this video. Just bought my very first sanseviera plants (Samurai and Braided) and tell in love. I intend to collect and this video will be helpful.

[@concepciongerebise7812]

Thank you very much for the information you have share regarding about how snake plant . I love it! God bless you!

[@willemh3319]

a cool european approach without getting hysterical👍👍

[@kv1815]

Oh my God! I could not agree more...👍

[@feliciacrockett6520]

he was very informative about the sansevieria plant..I learnt alot about the plant that i have..He is my number one blogger

[@munnimitra8516]

I am really happy that I found your chanel. Sansevieria is my one of the favorite. Such a detail description 👌. Thanks 😊

[@nporter3]

They are actually my fav because they are not fussy. I have about 8 different varieties in my apartment. My next fav is Hoya.

[@nikko__5850]

Thank you! Appreciate the information and expertise. Have a great year😊