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SNAKE PLANT - also known as ''Mother-in-law-tounge'' one of the toughest house plant, can stand in any conditions from dark to bright. In China, it is believed to be the plant where the Eight Gods bestowed their eight virtues to those who grew them. Snake Plant can help in air purification and usually placed near the entrance of the house or in restaurants following the manner of fengShui. Adaptable and easy to care plant. All-time favourite as an indoor plant and is one of the best houseplants
GROWING A SNAKE PLANT - doesn't required much attention like other plants, it's growth is still developing either you placed it to a dark or bright area. Snake Plant being one of the though plant doesn't mean that it won't be needing water anymore, like other plants Snake Plant requires an exact amount of water when the soil is dry and don't do over watering because it can cause the plant to die
PRUNING - In maintaining the height of your Snake Plant in your preference, you can cut the individual leaves which you think is too tall or longer. This won't affect the growth of your Snake Plant because the short ones will keep growing and preserve the character of the plant. If you want to develop more Snake Plant you can use the prune leaves and put it on an another pot
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Snake Plants are a member of the Lily Family, and are named for their striped, vibrant leaves, which mimic the scales of a serpent. They are evergreens native to Africa. While they can grow up to twelve feet tall, they're often kept as small houseplants because of their ease of care and durability, which has made them popular in recent years. In China, they are kept inside for Feng Shui near the entrances of homes to promote the Eight Virtues- intelligence, prosperity, long life, art, beauty, poetry, strength and health.