DIY
Clean Air Container
Clean Air Container Project
Indoor Project
Keep the snake plant in its store-bought container for this planter, they prefer to be root bound and dry.
Keep the snake plant in its store-bought container for this planter, they prefer to be root bound and dry.
Step 1: Find a spot in your home with bright, indirect sunlight
Step 2: Choose a large pot that is 17 inches in diameter with drainage holes
Step 3: Fill the container about 2/3 full with Pike's Potting & Container Soil
Step 4: Mix in a handful of Dr. Earth's Root Zone fertilizer
Step 5: Keeping the snake plant (B) in its container, place according to the diagram
Step 6: Remove the rest of the plants from their container & gently loosen soil from roots
Step 7: Place plants according to the container diagram
Step 8: Add more soil making sure to fill in the gaps & water well
Recipe
- A - Dracaena Marginata 6"
- B - Snake Plant 6"
- C - Spider Plant 6"
- D - Pothos 6"
- E - English Ivy 6"
- F - Chinese Evergreen 6"
Care Instructions
- Water the at the center of the container when the soil feels dry several inches down & avoid watering the snake plant.
- Fertilize monthly with houseplant food & keep away from cooling & heating vents.
Shopping List
- Dracaena Marginata 6"
- Snake Plant 6"
- Spider Plant 6"
- Pothos 6"
- English Ivy 6"
- Chinese Evergreen 6"