Snake Plant

Welcome to this article that will be talking about how you can treat a snake plant that has gotten inflicted with gnats. It is unfortunately not a very uncommon thing to have to happen. But know that there are things you can do about it.

The first would be to use something called a gnat stix. Think of it as basically a trap that will capture and make the gnats stick to it. You can then easily remove the gnat stix and eventually, the herd of gnats will get small enough that you won’t have an issue with them.

Even though these things can happen to the snake plant we still think that it’s one of the best varieties you could be growing if you are a beginner at gardening. Well, it works perfectly for experts as well. It’s a beautiful plant that will present a lot of decoration opportunities. Follow along in this article here and we will continue to learn about growing and caring for a snake plant.

Snake Plant Gnats

As we said before in this article here. The snake plant can be inflicted by gnats. These are basically small larvae that will slowly eat away from your plant if nothing is done to stop them. But you should fear it as there are things you can do about it.

The first thing you can do is use something called a gnats stix. This is basically a type of trap that you will be putting around the edge of the pot. It will eventually start and collect gnats’ larvae as they get stuck to it.

Using something like this will make you able to then safely remove the traps and get rid of the gnats population in a pretty effective way. But we also need to know how to prevent these insects from ever getting to the plant again.

This will really be all about making sure the plant is healthy and has a great immune system and can repel attacks like this. Well, it’s not so much really about repelling, but more about making it less of a target. When the plant is not healthy, perhaps the roots aren’t growing very well and the leaves are wilting, that is a perfect target for gnats to start attacking.

Watering the plant regularly and also making sure it gets enough sun each day will cover its basic needs of it. But a pro tip is to use a fertilizer to make sure the health of the soil is better. That will make the roots grow quicker, which in turn makes the entire plant grow quicker.

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How Do I Get Rid Of Gnats In My Snake Plant

Getting rid of gnats from your snake plant is really best done with something called a gnats stix. That is basically a small trap that you will set around the pot of the plant. As the larvae will be moving around they will eventually get stuck in the trap.

It has some glue that makes the gnats stick. This will then make it very easy for you to pick them off and little by little reduce the population of gnats you have surrounding your snake plant.

But preventing it from happening again is also very important. That basically means you need to keep it in a healthy state. Watering the plant regularly will make sure of that, but also fertilize the soil every now and again. We usually do it 3 – 4 times a year and have found a lot of success with that.

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Can Snake Plants Attract Gnats

The snake plant can attract a number of different insects that might want to start stealing nutrition from the plant. Among these are gnats but they will usually only appear when it has been overwatered and exposed to a bad environment.

That color basilica is too much water or a temperature that is not sustainable for the plant. We find that keeping it in a slightly shadier area when the high seasons of the summer are kicking in is a great option.

Welcome to this article that will be talking about how you can be growing a snake plant in leca and whether it is actually worth it or not. For us, it is really not the best option as the roots will not be able to properly find stable support.

Even though people are recommended to use pebbles and leca for growing a lot of indoor plants. The thing with snake plants is that they want to soil where they can really establish their root system rather clearly.

Follow along in this article and we will further talk about the many ways there are to grow snake plants. It really is one of the best options out there if you are a beginner looking to get into gardening. But with that said it is also a fantastic planet for experts as well looking for a lovely decoration for their house.

Snake Plant Leca

As we said at the beginning of the article here, the snake plant will do a lot better in soil that is not filled with a lot of leca. Instead, we will want the soil to be rather sturdy to support the root system of the plant.

The plant is from the beginning used to growing in a desert type of environment. That means we will want to emulate that as much as possible, at least with the soil. The sandy soil will actually make it a lot easier for oxygen to get in touch with the roots. That is very important as it also protects from overwatering. 

The snake plant is normally very susceptible to overwatering as that will cause the roots to start and rot. We find that using sandy soil will hinder this quite a lot. When the plant has been overwatered it will show up as it turns black in color.

So let’s reiterate a little bit again what we have been discussing here in this article. We don’t recommend using leca soil for snake plants. Instead, it’s a lot better to just use a simple sand mixture. That will best emulate what the plant normally otherwise will be growing in.

We also want to include the proper watering of a snake plant, as this goes in direct correlation with the type of soil that you have. Only watering until the soil is slightly damp is the best. That will not risk the plant being overwatered and also makes sure the plant is not underwatered either.

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Can Snake Plant Grow In Pebbles

Growing a snake plant in pebbles really isn’t the best for the plant. Since the variety is used to growing in very sandy soil we want to emulate that as much as possible. The pebbles will create a lot of airflow for the roots, but the sandy soil will do that as well.

The difference is that the water stays in the soil a lot better for the roots if it’s more on the sandy side. The downside however of only growing in sandy soil is that when you first propagate the plant, the nutrients will not be as rich. The pebbles seem to encourage growth a lot better. However, in the long term we still believe in sandy soil.

Watering this is also easier as we can quickly see when we have done enough. As soon as the soil is starting to look slightly damp we know we are at a perfect balance.

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How Do You Propagate A Snake Plant In Leca

Propagating a snake plant in leca is not so bad actually. Despite what we have said about the soil type previously here. It will pretty quickly be able to establish itself and also encourage growth.

Make sure you water the soil pretty generously and place the pot in a very sunny window. In our house, we reserve the south-facing windows for varieties like snake plants that really enjoy a lot of sun during the day.

Welcome to this article that will be talking about having spider mites attacking your snake plants indoors. This is unfortunately a pretty common insect that will be attacking plants that are growing indoors. 

The reason they are so bad is that they will drain the leaves and the stems from sap. Something that is vital for the plant to be able to even survive. This is why we need to get rid of spider mites as soon as possible once we see them. Luckily there is something called neem oil that has been proven to be able to get rid of them rather successfully.

Follow along in this article and we will be talking more in-depth about how spider mites can be horrible to have on your snake plant. Even though the variety can get infested by these insects we still think it’s a great option for beginners to start out with. It’s a low-maintenance plant that also looks very pretty.

Spider Mites Snake Plant

We mentioned in the beginning that when spider mites start to attack a snake plant we must quickly do something about it. Small insects are not uncommon to find on plants that are growing indoors. They enjoy the warmer temperature and the access to plants that are growing very healthy.

What the insects actually do on the plants is that they will drain theme of sap. Think of it as the life elixir for the plant to be able to survive. When the spider mites really infest the snake plant then it will struggle to survive if it’s left to go on.

But there is a remedy that has proven to be rather effective against aggressive insects. It’s called neem oil. Applied on the plant it will deter the insect from still being there. If they still stay on then the oil will eventually even kill them. 

We have found this to be a great option for the plant and basically the only way to save it once we see spider mites living on it. But there are ways we can minimize the risk of them even getting on there from the beginning.

Having it growing in a healthy environment, means soil that is rich in nutrients from getting fertilized regularly. A soil that is also kept damp from watering it every now and again. If the snake plant also can manage to get about 8 – 10 hours of sun each day then it will be like cloud 9 for it. You will have a much lesser chance of spider mites affecting it.

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Are Snake Plants Susceptible To Spider Mites

Snake plants are unfortunately susceptible to spider mites. Since the variety is best grown indoors, this is also where we can find this pestering insect. It will quickly begin to drain the plant of sap, an important part for improving the growth of the plant.

But there are thankfully a few things you can be doing to hopefully get rid of these spider mites. That is to use something called neem oil. That will be creating a hostile environment for the spider mites to live in. Before you even know it they won’t be bothering you anymore.

The reason the spider mites are even attracted to the snake plant from the start is the shape of the leaves. They are growing in a very snake-like way that makes for a perfect place where the spider mites can establish themselves along the flat leaves.

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How Do You Get Rid Of Spider Mites On Snake Plants

Getting rid of the spider mites on a snake plant is best done with something called neem oil. That is a remedy that will create a very hostile environment for the insects to live in.

Apply it along the infected area and see the plant slowly getting less and less attacked. With time and patience, you will once again have a snake plant that is thriving in your house.

Welcome to this article that will be talking about why a snake plant might be starting to grow thin leaves. The cause why this might happen is often because the plant is not getting enough light each day. This can cause a lot of harm as the plant can perform photosynthesis.

That is a vital part of the plant even being able to continue to grow and thrive where it is. So making sure the plant is getting a sufficient amount of sunlight each day is just one of the things you need to manage when growing a snake plant.

Follow along in this article and we will dive even deeper into growing and caring for a snake plant. We find that this variety is one of the best to grow at home because of the low maintenance that comes along. It is therefore also an excellent option for people that are just getting into gardening.

Snake Plant Thin Leaves

We mentioned it at the start of the article here before. The snake plant will be growing the best if it can get the necessary amount of sunlight each day. If it is not getting that then the leaves will grow thinner but also they might change in color.

When you start to see that the leaves are shrinking then you will definitely have to do something about it. The damage that might otherwise be caused could be irreversible. Unfortunately, when the plant is shrinking its leaves some damage has already been done.

Make sure that you place the plant in a very sunny spot indoors. In our house, we reserve the south-facing windows for plants that will require a lot of sunlight each day. They need this to be able to grow and continue to do so.

The snake plant, like most plants, wants to get about 8 – 10 hours of sunlight each day to be able to expand and further establish itself where it is located. In a south-facing window, this is the easiest achieved.

But since we need the plant to get a lot of suns we also need to manage the watering a bit more with the soil. If you don’t, then we might risk the plant’s root system being damaged as they can’t sustain themselves. Making sure that the earth is always kept damp will be a priority.

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How Do I Make My Snake Plant Leaves Thicker

Making the leaves on your snake plant thicker will mostly be about making sure there is healthy soil for it to grow in. That means we need to fertilize the soil a little bit every now and again. We usually follow it about 3 – 4 times each year. That will make the soil rich in nutrients and healthy things for the roots to take up.

But also make sure to water the soil plenty and never let it dry out. It should be kept damp for the best-case scenario. This way we are not risking the roots being overrun by too much water or stressing unnecessarily a lot because of dried soil.

Keeping the plant in the sun for at least 8 – 10 hours during the day will also help a lot. That keeps the plant able to perform photosynthesis. A vital process that makes it able to convert the sunlight into energy that then gets used to continue to grow.

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How Do I Make My Snake Plant Bushy

Making a snake plant become bushy is not like other plants. We can’t really cut off some of the leaves and have new ones growing out very quickly. The snake plant can grow quickly but not at the same speed as some other houseplants.

Because of this, the best way to have a bushy plant is to just keep it healthy. Providing it with plenty of sunlight and having fertilized soil will also aid it a lot. Watering it about every other day or so will keep the root system happy and able to continue to grow.

Welcome to this article that will be talking about why a snake plant might start cracking. Often it will be about the plant being overwatered or just from physical damage. These things can severely harm its health of it and cause it to deteriorate.

But there are thankfully a few different things that you can do about it. The health of the snake plant is very important if you want one that will stand the test of time. In the case of an overwatered plant, we recommend putting it outside and hopefully having the sun dry out the soil a little bit to save the root system before it starts rotting.

Follow along in this article here and we will be revealing more things about growing and caring more about a snake plant at home. For us, it’s a great option for beginners as the plant doesn’t really require a whole lot of maintenance, no more than watering and keeping it in a sunny spot.

Snake Plant Cracking

As we mentioned at the beginning here previously the snake plant will be pretty vulnerable to getting a lot more water than needed during the day. Once the soil has become overwatered then it will negatively impact the root system of the plant growing there.

It can’t fully support itself anymore and will instead begin to start and rot. That will not be a good look as the plant above the surface will begin to turn black in color. A clear indicator that something is wrong underneath the soil.

How much water does a snake plant need then? Well we don’t really use a set amount as that will often just cause confusion. Instead we want the soil to be slightly damp to the touch. We find that to be the best condition for the snake plant to grow in.

It will keep the root system watered enough to keep growing and healthy. A pro tip is that you should be watering a small amount at a time to not risk overwatering it again. It should be damp about 30 minutes after you have watered it. That means it has had some time to settle and it’s just right. 

What can you do then when the plant is starting to crack and the soil has been overwatered? Well, the thing we have found to work in most cases is to leave the plant in a very sunny spot outside. That will hopefully make the soil dry out a little bit quicker, and possibly save the root system.

Are the snake plant leaves growing thin on yours? In this article, we provide some solutions to this issue, Snake Plant Thin Leaves.

Snake Plant Propagation

Taking cuttings from a snake plant and then growing new plants is a great way to make the most of it. It’s also a very good technique to learn as it will apply almost across the board.

We will want to take a healthy leaf from the plant and then place it in some water. It shouldn’t really reach anymore than 1 – 2 inches high. That way we can focus on the root growth at the very bottom. More than that and the plant might not even develop any leaves and instead will start to wilt down after some time.

After about 3 – 4 days you will be able to see some roots appearing from the cutting. The snake plant is a really quick one when propagating. But you should hold off on planting it at this point. Usually, we won’t be doing this until at least the 2-week mark. 

Have a pot ready with healthy and fertilized soil. Good drainage and a place where there is plenty of suns will make sure you have the best environment to grow your new snake plant cutting.

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Why Snake Plant Leaves Turn Yellow

A snake plant that is turning yellow will often be stressed. This can be caused by being transplanted or by being underwater. The causes can be many but nonetheless, the plant is not feeling very good.

To fix this we need to identify the issue. If the soil is dry then water the soil. Has the plant recently been repotted? Then the best thing to do is just wait for the plant to settle in again.

Welcome to this article that will be talking about why a snake plant might not be growing straight. The reason is often because the plant is not getting enough sunlight during the day. it can become quite a severe issue as the plant is no longer able to perform photosynthesis to the same degree.

This is a vital process that makes the plant able to convert the sunlight it gets during the day into the energy it needs to continue to grow. The plant will start to grow a long stem perhaps or thinner leaves. But growing sideways or not straight is basically always because of lack of sunlight.

Follow along in this article and we will talk even more in-depth about growing and caring for a snake plant. We feel like this is one of the best houseplants you could have at home, both for the low maintenance but also the decoration ability it has.

Snake Plant Not Growing Straight

We already talked a little bit about the beginning of the article here that the snake plant will not be growing straight because of lack of sunlight during the day. As a reference point, the snake plant will require about 8 – 10 hours of sunlight each day if you decide to grow it indoors, which is the best place by the way.

The snake plant is naive to growing in a desert type of climates and environments. That means it will be pretty hardy when it comes to high temperatures and also dry and nonnutritious soil. So something it can’t live without is the sun.

This makes it grow not straight or sideways because the plant is desperately trying to reach a place where the sun is. If the plant is not getting a sufficient amount of light each day it can perform photosynthesis.

That is a very important process that basically every single plant out there will perform. It’s when the plant is converting the sunlight it gets during the day into energy that it then uses to further continue to grow and thrive. 

What should you then do when the plant is growing this way? Well for us it’s pretty self-explanatory. It needs to be moved to a sunnier spot to satisfy the needs it has. In our home, we have never noticed any issue when we keep the plant in the south-facing window. 

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Why Is My Snake Plant Growing Sideways

The reason we laid out before why a snake plant might start to grow sideways is that it doesn’t get sufficient amounts of sunlight each day. This causes the plant to in a desperate attempt to try and reach the spot where it can get enough sun for the day.

Because of that we need to move it to a south-facing window ideally as here it will be the easiest for the plant to get a sufficient amount of sun. Usually, we will be trying to get about 8 – 10 hours of sun on the plant each day. Placing it outdoors for some hours during the day could be a great option too.

But be aware that it will be pretty vulnerable to cold. The leaves will start to turn white and will eventually start to shrivel and the entire plant will decompose. So keeping the snake plant in a warm and sunny spot will have it thriving.

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Snake Plant Stopped Growing After Repotting

You shouldn’t really be worried about a snake plant not growing after you have repotted it. Most plants will be very stressed after they have been repotted. The whole root system has to be adjusting and adapting to a new environment.

But it will be starting to grow normally again after a while. Just make sure you keep it in a sunny spot and well-watered soil. Eventually, the plant will settle in and start growing again.

Welcome to this article that will be talking about why a snake plant might be growing sideways. The issue lies in that the plant is not getting enough sunlight during the day. It will then try and reach for the sun where it might appear.

The plant needs to perform photosynthesis and can only do that if it gets sunlight each day. Without that the plant will in a desperate move to try and find some form of light. Often this will be shown by the plant growing in a very weird way.

Follow along in the article here and we will learn even more about growing this fantastic houseplant that is the snake plant. We have found this variety to be very easy to grow and is a great choice for beginners that want to get into gardening. But it is also great for those that already have some experience.

Snake Plant Growing Sideways

As we mentioned at the start of the post, most plants will start to grow sideways or at least very weirdly when there is not enough sunlight that reaches the plant. This causes it to desperately expand itself to try and reach a light source.

This can cause the plant to grow sideways, with a long skinny main stem or just have thinner leaves overall. But luckily this issue is pretty easy to fix, at least according to us. It will of course depend a lot on the climate and the weather you have where you live.

As soon as we see this happening to some of our plants we try to move them to a sunnier spot. In almost 99 % of the cases, we will keep plants like the snake plant variety indoors. Then we will make room in a south-facing window and lace it there.

Since this is where the most sun will get into during the day. But be aware that since we are getting a lot more sunlight during the day we also need to back that up by watering the soil a little bit more.

We recommend growing indoor plants in a pot that has a small in the bottom. That will be able to lead away a lot of the excess water that otherwise will cause the roots to drown. This is really a prototype that we want more people to know about. It can be a true lifesaver sometimes. 

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Why Is My Snake Plant Not Straight

As we laid out a little bit before in the article here, the snake plant will not be growing straight when it’s not getting enough sunlight during the day. This will greatly affect it.

Since the plant is dependent on the sun to be able to perform photosynthesis. A vital process that converts the sunlight it’s getting to the energy that then gets used to further make the plant grow.

The plant will often bend when it’s trying to reach more sunlight. The leaves might even start to get thinner in an attempt to reserve energy. We recommend that you try and get your indoor plants about 8 – 10 hours of sunlight each day to have them grow in a healthy manner.

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How Do I Make My Snake Plant Grow Straight

Making a snake plant grow straight after it has already started to bend a lot will be almost impossible, unfortunately. It doesn’t really work like that. You could try to bind the leaves lightly and see with time if you can force them to get back to a straight pose.

It’s better to make sure the plant is getting the sufficient 8 – 10 hours of sunlight each day that it really needs. If you can manage that then you will have a very happy and thriving snake plant.

Welcome to this article that will be talking about why a snake plant might not be growing any roots. The unfortunate news is that it has probably been pretty damaged because of overwatering. This will kill off a lot of the roots beneath the soil.

Without the roots, the plant is not able to take up the nutrients from the soil and will after a while if nothing is done start to wilt and decompose back into the soil. Because of this, we need to act rather quickly to make sure we even have a snake plant growing at home.

Follow along in the article down below here and we will continue to talk about how you could save your snake plant from getting any worse. This variety is to us one of the best to grow at home if you are a beginner at gardening or you are an expert. It’s fun to grow and will provide plenty of decoration for your home.

Snake Plant No Roots

As we said at the beginning of the article here, the reason snake plants might not have any roots growing is because of them being damaged. This could have been caused either by overwatering the soil for a prolonged period.

But it can also be because of transplanting the snake plant and then having some roots not wanting to grow in the new place. Other causes could be that there is a fungal disease afflicting the root systems under the soil. This will be very difficult to spot and know about.

Because of this, the priority should be that we try to keep the snake plant in the healthiest possible environment at all times in order to not risk having anything bad happen to it. 

A healthy soil that gets fertilized every now and again will help build up the immune system of the plant. Enough water for the roots to continuously grow will also help prevent sickness from taking hold of it. 

What should you do then when this happens to the plant? Well, it’s really the exact same as what we suggest you do to prevent it. Trying to keep the plant in a healthy environment is the best cure. 

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How Do I Grow Roots On My Snake Plant

If you have taken a cutting or a leaf from your snake plant and want to propagate it into new plants that could be growing in your house then this is the right place for you. We have used this method quite a lot when family or friends want a snake plant of their own at home.

We recommend that you try and take the cutting pretty close to the surface of the soil. That will usually make it easier for new leaves to sprout out and take the old ones’ place.

Put the leaf in just enough water to cover about 1 – 2 inches of the bottom part where you cut it off. It will start to root in just a few days. Just goes to prove the hardiness of the snake plant and the ability it has to establish itself in new places.

After a month you should definitely be able to repot the cutting. Just remember to fill up the water level in the container you are rooting it in.

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How Long Does It Take For A Snake Plant To Root In Water

A snake plant will actually root really quickly once you place it in some water. Note that it should not be more than a few inches anymore than that you cause it to start rotting instead of encouraging any root development. 

After about 2 weeks it might even be ready to be transplanted to a new spot where it can develop a proper root system and have new leaves sprout out.

Welcome to this post that will be talking about the ways you can save a snake plant that is having its leaves starting to shrivel up. The cause for this can be a few different ones actually.

The first would be that the soil has been underwater for a very long time. That will cause a lot of stress which then is shown as the leaves wrinkle. But the cause could also be that the plant is experiencing too high of a temperature and too much sunlight each day. That can also have a pretty severe impact as the plant is desperately trying to survive the harsh conditions.

With all this said, we still think the snake plant is a very good house plant to start out with if you are a beginner or even if you are an expert in gardening. Follow along in the article below here and we will reveal even more things about this wonderful plant and all the tips and tricks to have it thrive at home.

Snake Plant Leaves Wrinkled

Just like we said at the beginning of the post here there can be a few different reasons why a snake plant might start to appear wrinkled on the leaves. It’s therefore very important that we can correctly identify the cause and then more easily be able to fix the issue.

The first one would be that the soil is too dry. The easiest way to know if this is true is to just feel the soil. For the ideal condition and texture, it should be somewhat damp or semi-dry.

If it’s not like this then the root system of the plant is probably very stressed as it is trying to get enough nutrients to support itself and not have its leaves turn wrinkly. Luckily there is a pretty easy solution to this. We just need to water the soil. We recommend only adding small amounts at a time to not stress the plant but also to avoid over-watering the soil accidentally. 

Another reason could be that the temperature that the plant is growing is just too high. Even though the plant can grow in climates like a desert we have already made it used to the indoor temperature we have. When it goes way above this it might shock the plant and cause the leaves to be wrinkly. To fix that we need to place it in a shadier area.

The last would be to try and avoid having it stay in direct sunlight for too much during the day. About 8 – 10 hours is enough, more than that and it will instead just harm the plant.

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How Do You Revive A Shriveled Snake Plant

Reviving a shriveled snake plant is a lot easier said than done. The plant has probably been in some really harsh climates or environments for this to be caused. So we need to ease it back into being healthy again.

That means we need to water the soil properly. Keeping it somewhat damp to semi–wet. That will make sure it stays healthy and will also support the root system a lot better.

Fertilizing the soil will bring nutrition to the plant that it might desperately need. But don’t overdo this. About 3 – 4 times a year is the limit for us. Any more and the effects will instead be negative. A pro tip is to keep the plant in a slightly shaded area during the day. That will help it not be damaged by too much direct sunlight, which might cause sunburnt leaves.

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How To Save Yellowing Snake Plant

Saving a yellowing snake plant is not the easiest. We need to take special care to avoid choking the plant. Its health of it is not the greatest and pumping a bunch of fertilizers into the soil will do more harm than good.

Instead, we recommend placing it in a slightly cooler and shaded area where we can keep the soil well watered for a slow recovery.