Mother-in-law’s tongue is an easy care plant. Because of its succulent leaves, the Mother-in-law’s tongue can cope well with dry air. Give the plant enough light, it can even cope with full sun. A rest period isn’t absolutely necessary.
Q. When should I transplant my snake plant?
The best time to do this repotting is in the late winter or very early spring. This puts the transplant during the time of year that the plant’s not in active growth mode. But if needed, it can be performed at any time of year. You’ll know it’s time when roots start creeping through the drainage holes of your pot.
Table of Contents
- Q. When should I transplant my snake plant?
- Q. Do mother in law tongue plants spread?
- Q. How do you transplant a mother in law tongue?
- Q. How do I beat my mother in law?
- Q. Is it OK to not talk to your mother in law?
- Q. How do you tell if your mother in law is jealous of you?
- Q. Who comes first in a man’s life?
- Q. How do I know if my mother in law is controlling?
- Q. Why do mother in laws cause problems?
- Q. Is it healthy to have your mother in law live with you?
- Q. What do you do when your mother in law disrespects you?
- Q. What is a narcissistic mother in law?
- Q. Why you should not live with your in-laws?
- Q. How do I set boundaries with my mother in law?
- Q. What do you call your mother-in-law?
- Q. How do I deal with my mother-in-law with a new baby?
Q. Do mother in law tongue plants spread?
Dampness can trigger plant rot, which can spread through the entire plant in a matter of days. Keep it in a place where it gets plenty of sunlight, though some varieties of snake plants can grow well in shady areas.
Q. How do you transplant a mother in law tongue?
This plant is easy to propagate when it gets too big for the pot.
- By Splitting or Division. Remove the plant from the pot.
- By Rhizomes. Remove the pot-bound plant.
- By Cutting. Cut a leaf off as close to the base of the plant as possible.
- In Water. Cut a leaf off as close to the base of the plant as possible.
Q. How do I beat my mother in law?
How to Handle Your Monster-in-Law
- First, sit with the self.
- Consider where your MIL is coming from.
- Ask yourself what role you’re playing in the situation.
- Don’t have any expectations.
- Be okay with not having their approval.
- Trust your instincts.
- Don’t try to fake a relationship that isn’t there.
- Be assertive.
Q. Is it OK to not talk to your mother in law?
While ignoring your mother-in-law completely should be a last resort, you can reduce the amount of time you spend with her. It’s absolutely acceptable for your spouse to attend some family events without you, and this may even make your mother-in-law happier.
Q. How do you tell if your mother in law is jealous of you?
You have a jealous mother-in-law if she does any of the following:
- doesn’t respect your boundaries in spite of numerous requests.
- is overly attached and emotionally dependent on her son.
- tries to dominate and control her son by making him dance to her tune.
Q. Who comes first in a man’s life?
When God created marriage, he gave a foundational rule for relationships between a husband and wife: “Therefore a man shall leave his father and mother shall cleave to his wife, and they shall be one flesh” (Genesis 2:24). … The moment you get married, you “cleave” to your spouse. Your spouse comes first.
Q. How do I know if my mother in law is controlling?
And that can be a wonderful thing.
- She Shows Up Unannounced.
- She Uses Her Cooking To Undermine You.
- She Has Over-The-Top Reactions.
- She Bombards You With Judgmental Questions.
- She Is *Always* Right.
- She Can’t Take “No” For An Answer.
- She Criticizes Your Home.
Q. Why do mother in laws cause problems?
Common complaints originate from the daughter in laws about various problems such as the mother in law being pushy or having too much influence on the husband. Sometimes it can also be a question of the mother in law being disrespectful to the daughter in law and crossing the marriage boundaries of their sons.
Q. Is it healthy to have your mother in law live with you?
It probably makes your blood boil just to think about it. But it turns out that living with the mother-in-law really can be bad for a woman’s health. Scientists say women are up to three times more likely to develop serious heart disease if they live under the same roof as their extended family.
Q. What do you do when your mother in law disrespects you?
10 Ways To Deal With An Overbearing Mother-In-Law
- Talk it out with your mother-in-law.
- Plan an activity for your spouse and their mother.
- Have your spouse set the boundaries.
- Dish it back to her.
- Just let her do her thing.
- Take off.
- Don’t take anything she says or does personally.
- Vent to her other daughters-in-law.
Q. What is a narcissistic mother in law?
Narcissistic parents-in-law are incredibly cruel, often going out of their way to make sure their son or daughter’s spouse doesn’t feel welcome, according to trauma therapist Shannon Thomas. If the child from the narcissistic family is oblivious to the harm being caused, it can slowly tear apart their marriage.
Q. Why you should not live with your in-laws?
Privacy. All couples should be allowed to have their private time together. But with your in-laws constantly around, you may no longer be able to spend quality time with your spouse at home. And it is their home you are living in, you’ll have a hard time telling them to give you time alone.
Q. How do I set boundaries with my mother in law?
7 Tips for Setting Boundaries With Your In-Laws, According to a Therapist
- Shift your thinking.
- Take competition out of the equation.
- Remember that you’ll be an in-law one day.
- Sync up with your Spouse.
- Establish regular visiting times.
- Give them time with the children.
- Embrace their interests.
Q. What do you call your mother-in-law?
If your mother-in-law asks to be called Mother Smith, so be it. If the answer is Mom, call her Mom. When everyone’s parents are present, you may call your own parents Mom and Dad and your spouse’s parents Mother Jones and Father Jones. In all cases, using a pronoun instead of an actual name is an absolute no-no.
Q. How do I deal with my mother-in-law with a new baby?
Doing “it” the in-law way Gain a few ‘points’ by saying, “Thank you for taking care of (whatever she does) or teaching me another way to calm the baby,” for example. In all in-law issues, call up your sense of humor when an in-law is particularly insistent and intrusive.
