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Don\u2019t let the name fool you. The Snake plant is a real charmer. First cultivated in China, it was believed that the eight gods bestowed their virtues – beauty, long life, prosperity, intelligence, art, poetry, health and strength – upon those who grew the plant. With its lush two-tone design, it\u2019s certainly beautiful in any space (we can\u2019t promise the other stuff, but it\u2019s worth a shot!)<\/p>\n"},{"module_name":null,"tab_title":"Why We Love Them","tab_content":"

This guy is a classic for good reason. Tall and compact, the long, spear-shaped leaves of the Snake plant draw the eye upward, adding height without taking up a lot of space. Adaptable and hardy, it thrives even with a touch of neglect (okay, we admit it, we forget to water ours now and then and it\u2019s still going great).<\/p>\n"},{"module_name":null,"tab_title":"Basics","tab_content":"

PLANT<\/p>\n

Low-maintenance – AKA really hard to mess up<\/li>\n
For best results, let the soil get a little dry between waterings. Only water when the top two inches of soil feel dry to the touch. Pour slowly, counterclockwise, to evenly soak the roots<\/li>\n
Thrives in low humidity and lots of sunshine (but doesn\u2019t mind low and artificial light)<\/li>\n
Plant food included<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
POT<\/p>\n
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Traditional Ceramic Pot<\/strong><\/p>\n