A gardener inherited a plant from their mother and believed it was a mother-in-law's tongue, seeking confirmation.
Mother-in-law's Tongue
Yes, it is a snake plant (mother-in-law's tongue). The expert advised protecting it from cold snaps in USDA zones 1-8 during winter for it to thrive.
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