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I started propagating my snake plant in May and I finally have a pup! Of course I assumed this would happen, but the pup is coming up right on the wall. Of course I want the snake plant centered in the pot, what’s my best option?

I’d think I should wait a while before repotting (and probably separating from the cutting at that point) but I don’t want the pup to grow flat against the wall of the pot and be deformed.

How long do I need to wait? Is a deformed pup a valid concern?

What should I do!

I’m going on vacation tomorrow for the next 2 weeks. I know these roots are too short to plant, but I am scared 2 weeks unattended could allow this cutting to rot? Am I safer planting now or letting it sit for 2 weeks?

I rescued this cutting from a dark corner at work (which is why it’s so darn leggy). Since then, I have propagated and moved to soil where it seems to he doing well. Went many weeks with no visible growth, until now I have an aerial root and, more excitingly, a new leaf coming in.

I’d like advice on what to do on the new leaf. I have been using Velcro straps to try and straighten this bend out of the stem, but there’s only so much I can do. I’ve attached a picture of the original cutting shortly after being rescued to show what I originally was working with. The new leaf is coming in on the bottom of the bend, which I believe will continue horizontal growth.

I’m not really sure of my options here. How aggressive can I move a new leaf once it continues to unfurl? Should I plan to let the new leaf mature and then chop and prop that to just start over so I have a nice looking monstera?

I know I don’t want the lower petiole buried but I do want the longer root buried. What to do?

How would you all handle this? Water propagated for a while and then planted in a pot too big. Realized my mistake and am repotting. Should I cut this into two plants between the two long roots? Is that safest? I understand I probably don’t want any petioles buried under the soil?

New primary monitors don’t have built in speakers, and I’m looking to have a better non-headphone experience. Any ideas for where speakers can fit and recommendations for size/brands?