Can the snake plant be exposed to rain? Can it be left outside in the rain?

Being exposed to rain is certainly not a big problem for Sansevieria, otherwise wild Sansevieria will not be able to grow. Of course, drainage measures must be taken when planting Sansevieria in the ground, and it should not be easily tried in areas with heavy rainfall, otherwise it will be difficult to take care of it when the rainy season comes.

Tiger Piranha is afraid of water, and water easily accumulates in the center of its leaves. Therefore, you must dry the water in the center of the leaves after it rains, otherwise it will cause the center of the leaves to rot, and the entire plant may die.

Tiger Piranha in the rain

It is better to keep the Sansevieria away from rain in the summer. An occasional drizzle is fine, but if there is heavy rain, try to move the Sansevieria indoors, because the leaf center of the Sansevieria is deep and cylindrical, and it is easy to accumulate water, leading to rotting, stinking, and insect problems.

If you accidentally let the snake plant get caught in the rain, clean the water in the center of its leaves immediately, place it in a sunny and ventilated environment, and drain the water as soon as possible to prevent the heart, roots, and leaves from rotting.

Newly planted tiger lily in the rain

Newly planted Sansevieria cannot be exposed to rain. Sansevieria is drought-resistant but not water-resistant and is prone to waterlogging. Newly planted Sansevieria is not particularly tenacious and does not have sufficient ability to heal itself. It is more delicate and requires more careful care.