You should water a snake plant approximately every two to three weeks during warmer months, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings. In cooler months or winter, reduce watering to about once a month or even less, depending on how dry the soil feels

. Key points for watering snake plants:

• Check the top 2 inches of soil; water only when it feels dry or crumbly

• Larger plants may need more water, smaller ones less

• Water deeply but sparingly to avoid root rot, as snake plants store water in their thick leaves

• Adjust watering frequency based on light, temperature, humidity, and pot type-plants in brighter light or warmer, drier conditions need more frequent watering

• Use room-temperature water, ideally filtered or rainwater, and water in the morning to reduce fungal risk

Overall, snake plants thrive on neglect and prefer to be underwatered rather than overwatered