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Snake Plant Care Sanseveria Care Guide: Light, Water, Temperature, Propagation, Problems

Snake Plant Care Sanseveria Care Guide: Light, Water, Temperature, Propagation, Problems

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Snake Plant Care // Sanseveria Care Guide: Light, Water, Temperature, Propagation, Problems Kristi: The snake plant I have has become a GIANT! It was smaller than one of those small snake plants you have in this video, but I had to keep putting it in larger and larger pots, and now it is over 4 and a half feet tall, and over 2 feet thick! It just grows and grows and grows! Its pot is near my glass front door, so it gets lots of late afternoon sunshine, but it's getting so enormous! Its pot is on one of those stands with wheels, or else it would be impossible to move. It was on the front porch, just outside the glass door, but since bringing it in a couple winters ago, its place inside the door has become its home. It had become so huge we could hardly get through the door! Why are all your snake plants so small after a decade? Mine just grows and grows and grows! I water it about every 3 weeks in the growing months, but only very, very lightly during the dormant months. I don't believe we can transplant it again because of its enormous weight, so I don't know how long it can remain in the big pot its growing in. I read they like being pot-bound, but don't know how long than can last. Thanks for your informative videos and happy planting! kristi
Date: 2022-08-07

Comments and reviews: 19


I have had sansevieria for many years. I have always watered them lightly once a week and yet I always had drooping leaves. I recently cut off all the drooping leaves from two of the pots and cut back watering drastically. They are doing great, better than ever. One leaf is now 39- tall. I have also taken some of the cuttings and six out of nine cuttings have new growth. I also have had cactus for over forty years and found that watering for one person may differ greatly from another with the same plants.
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I want mine to get big enough for huge pots so I can place the pots in a bare spot between my yard and the neighbor's yard. My hedges stop too soon and every new family in that house (approx yearly) brings a dog that loves to traipse into our yard via that bare spot. I want my snakes to get big enough to serve as a -fence- or -gate- in that bare spot. Can I leave my potted snake plants outside during the Winter in GA Zone 7b (Mableton?
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What happened to your friend about their plant being in the incorrect potting mix happened to me as well. I got a snake plant like 2 weeks ago at Walmart and the poor thing was panted in plain coconut coir. So I went to the craft se ting and got a bag of sand and when I got home I immediately took it out the pot, remove as much coconut coir as possible and add sand and orchid bark. Now it-s happier
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All of the videos I watch regarding how much to water a sansevieria nobody is specific about the amount of water to give and how often to give what amount! Like how many ounces of water should you give a 24-inch tall sansevieria and how many ounces of water should you give a 48 in tall sansevieria and how often to give that much water? I want more highly specific detailed info
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Do they like to be in crowded pots? Also, one of my mother roots lost it-s leaves, they were tall and all of them fell off
I cut the leaves that fell off and propagated them together in a jar. Will they still grow roots?
The one mother root that is still in the pot, will it be ok by itself or should I repot it in a smaller more snug pot?

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Enjoyed the video but one thing you didn't mention that many people don't know. If you propagate a variegated plant from cutting, you'll end up with an all green plant. You need to divide a variegated plant to keep the variegation and you can't grow a variegated plant from an all green plant.
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You must-ve read my mind because just the other day I thought I wasn-t watering my plant enough and I did! I will now hold back and perhaps water it every three weeks. It-s funny how this video you produced awhile agp popped up on my screen this week! Thank you!
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bought a small little birds nest sanseveria from walmart. put it in a tiny terracotta pot. kept it next to the tv in almost no light and watered it twice in almost 2 months. now its making a lil baby and its sooo cute haha -
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My snake plant is splitting and cracking, I keep mine outside most of the time since the weather has been beautiful so I can-t understand why. I also wipe them down every 3rd day so I know there-s no pest. Pls help!
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I have tried to propagate my sanseveria in water several times with no luck! No roots have started, and the leaves get wilted. I haven-t used any type of growth hormone either. What am I doing wrong?
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I transplanted my mother-in-law's tongue it was in a bigger pot and it needed to be broke down and one of my pots a couple of weeks ago and that soil in the pot is still wet what have I done wrong
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just received this snake plant from my grandma (my first plant ever) and have had a little trouble. out of all the videos I-ve watched this was by far the most helpful one. thank u.
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I have this plant in a pot, however it doesn't have a drainage hole, I'm going to follow your advice and only water it once a month, will not having a drainage hole kill it?
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I've tried the propagating thing, and every time the plant dies. The bottom of the leaf ends up discolored and dead looking. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong.
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Lived the video. How do you pot them once they have an established root system? Those leaved are top heavy. Any suggestions or video I can view? Thanks.
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my snake plant got ripped apart and now it has one root will it live or die? should i stick it back in the soil or should i put it in water to root more
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First time watching this video it has a lot of information to it. Love the video. Could you tell me about what kind of soil do you use? Thank you.
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i do mine in water as well but only half an inch of water in the jar, tiny amounts, and change the water every couple of days, they need oxygen
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I-ve gone through two sanseveria and I-m on my third. I think this one will be the one to make it! Thanks for all the tips. Very helpful video!
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