Snake Plant Turning Yellow? Fix Yellow Leaves Like a Pro

You might find it maddening, but fear not, my plant-loving friend, understanding the root of the problem (pun intended), can help save your cherished green companion.

The primary causes of a snake plant turning yellow include overwatering, root rot, exposure to excessive direct sunlight, temperature changes, fungal infections, pests, and nutrient deficiencies.

Let’s get to the bottom of reasons snake plants turn yellow

1

Overwatering

It’s not unusual for a snake plant to turn yellow from too much watering. Proper soil drainage and watering habits are essential for keeping your plant healthy.

2

Underwatering

Believe it or not, all of the hardy snake plant varieties can experience issues when given too little water. Leading to yellow leaves, dry or crispy texture, and an overall unhappy plant.

3

Too Much Sun

Like all plants, snake plants need just the right amount of light to thrive. However, too much sunlight can cause their leaves to turn yellow or brown.

4

Not Enough Sun

Contrary to what one might think, snake plants are not sun-worshipping houseplants. In fact, too little sunlight can leave them with a case of the “blues”.

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Snake Plant Turning Yellow? Fix Yellow Leaves Like a Pro