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Easy Tips for Propagating and Repotting Snake Plants

Easy Tips for Propagating and Repotting Snake Plants

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Is your snake plants pot bulging uncomfortably? Does the foliage seem to be suffering? If so, it may be time to think about how repotting snake plant is done. Its not a difficult task. Depending on the age of your sansevieria plant, you may be able to divide it at the same time, thus making a second plant! The mother in law's tongue is an oddly named, but easy to care for plant that everyone should have in their houseplant collection
Date: 2022-07-18

Comments and reviews: 15


Thanks. I have really tall snake plants that need to be separated. I agree--they do want good sun. I've kept them in the shadows and they kind of collapse. Hey! You and I bought several of the same exotic seeds from Baker's Creek this year. What did you think after growing them? I didn't actually get much planted this year--but two new things I did plant from them were big successes this year---Chinese Red Noodle Beans and Ronde de Nice squash. I'd love to see a video telling us about how you liked the new stuff you planted.
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I love the snake plant. I have had mine for years. Mine is very healthy and they love light. mine has new growth very often and new babies. Gardening is your thing young man. You have a lot of knowledge and that takes you a long way for your entire life actually. I have grown and planted plants all my life. it is so enjoyable.
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You were right on time with this video! Couldn't believe I overwatered my large snake plant and woke up this morning to several dead leaves slumped over my pot. I had to repot with fresh soil and cut so many leaves off with root rot! I was too scared to water it today, but I will have to tomorrow. Thanks for the vid. You rock
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do you have any brand recommendations for soil for snake plants/bamboo/succulents? i try to look on amazon but honestly a lot of promising brands still have really concerning reviews. sorry if this is a silly question im really just clueless when it comes to repotting. thank you in advance!
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I love my poor little neglected snake plants! I saw some snake plants nest at a local grocery store and I was so tempted I've never seen him at that height. anyhow great video I can't wait to see what else you're adding to your pot!
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Can you help me? I know you posted this video while ago but I have a snake plant and only half of her Leaf is dried, the other half looks healthy, it's weird and I don't know what to do. Can you help me? Do you have any advice
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I found it funny you used a saucer for your watering can, do you use them as coasters for cups too?
I also noticed you have what looks like white plates/filters, what are those? Sorry if youve already explained before.

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Super cute planter!
I also watched a really long video on propagation. They showed that if you cut the snake plant leaf in half and just stick the top half in the soil, it will root. I thought that was pretty cool.

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Thanks so much for this informative video! Quick question - I currently do not have the cactus soil that you are showing in your video. Would an all-purpose blend soil work as well for repotting? Many thanks!
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I'm confused. On one of your video about snake plants, you mentioned that it would be better to use an African Violet Potting Soil. But here you're using a cactus mix. Which is correct please?
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Thanks! I see your lovely lemon lime dracaena on the table. Ive moved mine indoors for the winter and now its leaves are browning i barely water it and mist weekly. Any tips?
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I just did this last week! my birds nest sanseveria had 3 babies I separated. I used 2. 5 inch pots with cactus mix for the babies until they grow bigger. they are SO cute!
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Wait how did you break up the roots of each plant? Were the roots intertwined? That may have been more helpful than showing how to pour dirt on a planter.
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hello, I have a same plant in small size but for some reason its roots are not growing and so is the plant, what do u think is the reason, plz advise
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I like that planter; but, it looks heavy. I've had a lot of different houseplants over the years. I'm not sure I've ever had a snake plant, though.
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