Water snake plants sparingly in winter—about once a month when the soil is dry. Provide at least eight hours of indirect light and limit direct sun to one or two hours. Avoid pruning or fertilizing, ...

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If your snake plant needs to be repotted, you'll notice a few telltale signs, such as "slowed growth, or roots coming out of the bottom of its container," says gardening coach and author Lee Miller.