Not every spot or mark on a Philodendron ‘Congo Rojo’ means something is wrong. Learn how to investigate leaf changes, understand natural plant behavior, and recognize when your plant actually needs help.
Most houseplant guides will tell you not to grow a snake plant in a glass container. Curious to see what would happen, I planted a Fernwood Mikado snake plant in a layered glass vessel using pebbles and succulent soil. More than a year later, the plant continues to thrive, producing new pups and challenging conventional wisdom about drainage, root confinement, and snake plant care. Here’s what I learned from this ongoing experiment.
