· Learn how to grow snake plants in different lighting conditions and what to do if they don't get enough or too much light. Find out the best spot, hours of sunlight, and signs of low light for your snake plant. · Learn how to grow healthy snake plants with bright, indirect light and avoid problems related to too much or too little sun. Find out which snake plant species are best for low-light conditions and how to use grow lights if needed. · To give your snake plant the best chance to thrive, place it in a location that receives indirect light. South or east-facing windows are excellent options as they provide bright yet gentle sunlight throughout the day. · Snake plants thrive in bright, indirect light but can tolerate low light and artificial lighting. In this guide, I’ll break down everything you need to know about snake plant light needs. · Bright, Indirect Light: Place your snake plant near a window where it can receive filtered sunlight. A north-facing window or an east-facing window with morning sun and afternoon shade is perfect. Low Light: While snake plants can survive in low-light conditions, their growth may slow down. · While a Snake Plant is famous for its ability to *tolerate* very low light conditions, its strong preference—where it will show vigorous growth, strong color, and robust health—is in **bright, indirect light**. Why the difference? It comes down to the plant’s native habitat. Learn how to care for snake plants in low to high light levels. Find out the best type of sunlight, how to adjust light conditions, and how to use artificial light for this popular houseplant.
