Snake plant shows small spots on leaf edges, some interior scarring. Expert confirms scale, advises lightweight oil spray and drying between waterings.
Snake plants (Sansevieria) prefer DRY conditions. Let soil become nearly bone-dry between waterings. "Rock hard" dry is good. Overwatering = root rot = decline.
Properly cared snake plants live decades. 20+ years is common.
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