r/SnakePlants

What is growing in my snake plant?

What is growing in my snake plant?

I’ve had this snake plant for years and it’s been thriving. It even bloomed for the first time a few months ago! Last week I noticed some fuzz on the soil but was in denial that it was anything, but today I noticed it’s definitely moldy annnnd there are two spots of this weird bright green/yellow growth?! I don’t know what to make of it. What should I do? Should I scrape off the mold and the growths and just let it dry out really well? Or do I need to do something more? Thank you!

u/ThisScar9026 — 5 hours ago

Propagation In Full Sun?

I was gifted this variegated whale fin as a freebie from a nursery owner. She told me they can be put straight into dirt and blasted by direct full sun and they will thrive. I am defo skepticals but since it was free I’m gonna yeet it into the sun and see what happens.

It is potted in a mix of half peat moss / half garden soil + a generous sprinkle of perlite. Not the best mix but this is all I have to work with. Not too worried because I am growing a laurentii and moonshine in the same mix. What do you guys think? Any advice?

u/tsukamatsu24 — 8 hours ago

snake plant was healthy for about 4 years then the tips started to brown and a few leaves started to droop. Repotted with new soil and also seperated a small section out for more room. They still don't look like they're thriving one is outside under a covered porch other on window ledge inside

u/StevieMaggie — 10 hours ago
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What can I do with this?

I repotted my poor snake plant and it died and found this is what is left. What should I do with this?

u/Living_Strain8687 — 16 hours ago
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help!

I just acquired this amazing plant but it looks like it needs some love, what can I do? repot? split it? tie it up?

u/Agitated_Focus02 — 1 day ago

okay but what about this guy

i saw the other post of a one leaf snake plant but i was given this guy and i don’t know what i’m doing.

it gets lots of sun (it happens to be cloudy outside today)
that’s the pot it came in
i don’t water too often
i’ve been successful with one other snake plant that unfortunately died when my brother put it outside when it was still too cold :(

u/Empty_Cauliflower875 — 3 days ago

Babies having babies!

Literally! Just planted this prop June 15th. Checked in after a severe thunderstorm and VOILA! 😍😍

u/Designer-Tension-468 — 3 days ago

Returned from 6 Months Away

Had my friend water my snake plant once a month for the past 6 months.

What’s the community’s evaluation of the health of the plant? It’s not dying, but it’s not thriving. What should I do to get it healthier and/or standing back straight?

u/Original88 — 4 days ago
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What type of snake plant is this?

I bought it at a nursery last week and it was simply labeled a Sansevieria.

u/4PawzDoc — 3 days ago

Can I save her?

Hello babes!! So, because of the heatwave I overwater my baby... I took the roots rotting, and I thought i took all of it, but I was mistaken... I left the remaining "good" leafs to get some callous, but today it notice that the big one was rotting... I cut again, but I dont know if i can do anything with these little babies. Thanks for the help

u/nhumii — 3 days ago

To combine or not to combine?

That is the question.

I have a snake plant that I keep at work in a sunny window. He's a rescue (I got him on clearance with all of his roots ripped off) and has not only grown well for me but given me a new pup recently!

Today I was gifted a new snake plant from a family reunion. It looks to be the same type as my other one, just a bit taller/thinner possibly due to getting less light. It's also got a little pup growing in there.

I was contemplating planting both together into one pot to get a fuller plant. What do you folks think? Should I keep them separate or should Severus get a new friend?

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u/ShinyUnicornPoo — 3 days ago