Snake Plant

Cleans air – filters out toxins like formaldehyde and benzene

Releases oxygen at night – great for bedrooms!

Tolerates low light – thrives in hard-to-reach spots

Hard to kill – drought-tolerant and beginner-friendly

Protection and strength – believed to ward off negative energy

Resilience – represents the power to thrive under tough conditions

Good luck – in Feng Shui, it attracts positive chi when placed near entrances

Native to West Africa, especially Nigeria and Congo

Used traditionally to weave rope from its strong fibers

Became popular worldwide in the mid-20th century for its bold look and durability

Also called “Mother-in-Law’s Tongue” due to its sharp, upright leaves

One of NASA’s top-rated plants for air purification

It can survive weeks without water

Grows vertically, making it ideal for small spaces

Light: Bright to low light — very adaptable

Water: Only when the soil is completely dry (every 2–3 weeks)

Soil: Well-draining cactus or succulent mix

Warning: Avoid overwatering — root rot is its only real enemy!