@@lilypad2 question...where does "you're" belong in her comment? By using "you're" her statement would read - "Love 'you are' channel already". Your was used correctly in her post before you "corrected" it.
@@PlantswithKrystalHello Krystal all my snake plants are dying so how I can fix them I don't see any videos what I can actually understand. My snake plants don't want to make roots at all and one of them have rooten roots.
those bigger leaves you pulled off with the big brown spots, cut the the bottom part off with the brown spot and propagate the top part! ive gotten a few new snake plants from just cutting half the leaf off and putting it in water.
It's sad that overwatering sansevieria is common its more a desert plant than a fern can't tell you how often l have seen them soaked at big box stores
Loving your videos. It's so nice to see someone caring and tending to things rather than see them as disposable. I know the plants will thrive once cared for even a little bit. 💕
Thank you for your videos, I look forward to watching them. This specific video is saving my snake plant that I’ve had for 4 years. It’s been in such a bad condition lately and now I know why. Thank you and I love your videos
My local plant store (very rural area) was just bought by someone new, and she had a whole room full of plants the elderly woman who owned it previously was planning on propagating before she passed. There was a snake plant that…. Wow it was overgrown lmao so I helped the new woman replant a few of them after dividing into new pots to let grow before she could sell them, and as a thank you she gave me one. She’s a healthy little girl! Even has a few babies of her own now!
I rescued a pot of snake plants that had been growing, in the same Bakelite pot, for over 60 years, as my husbands grandmother was tired of caring for it and tried to murder the poor thing, and it has taken a year an a half to nurture it back to health, and I am now getting new pups again! I live in a desert climate though, and I have to water the plant every ten days or so as it is DRY and hot out here, but I agree that in more temperate climates, you should only water snake plants about once a month! People definitely overwater sansiveria…
Thanks Krystal I got into plants and rescuing because of you. A little disheartened now because of a small mealybug infestation in my succulents...but hanging in there. The last plant I got was a small snake plant. I was absolutely infuriated because this was a beautiful plant with a great root system that had been neglected beyond description. It incenses me that stores leave so many of these beautiful plants in hydrophobic peat moss without the most basic care. Rescuing them just feels right ❤
Over here they grow naturally on top of superficial tree roots, which means they have little soil and great drainage, plus they benefit from the shade of the tree... What I'm trying to say is, to care for plants just try to mimic their natural environment
I have plants in my classroom. And I've separated into 2 groups "water weekly" and water quarterly. Yeah, my snake plant is over on the dry side because you told me to!
just bought a snake plant today and it has two babies!! watched this video to figure out what to do with the one still under the soil- now i know to leave it. thanks!
I'm super glad I came across your page there's a lot of plants in my house and I've learned how to fix a few different plants thanks to you thank you for posting your tips and tricks for growing plants 😁😁
everyone used to make fun of me cuz i couldnt even keep a mini rose bush alive but youre videos make me feel like i want to try again! thank you for sharing with us youre great knowledge
I have 4 different Sansevieria. They are in the same spot. They are actually pretty close to being being neglected. BUT DOING EXCELLENT. New growth and all!
I just bought mine on clearance at HomeDepot. Followed all your steps, hoping for the best, since I never had good luck with plants. The only mistake so far is that I named her... Camila ❤️
I cut chevron shapes into the bottom of my snake plant cuttings and allow the cut ends to callous for a few days before placing them in an inch or so of water. Change the water once or twice a week, and in about 30 days you should see root growth!
These can survive in a glass full of water too I've had mine for about a year I gave one to my mum and it lives with her pothos in water, in her bathroom and another in the kitchen this are great Beginner plants they thrive through almost any condition those leaves you cut off try leaving them in water, they'll root soon. I don't think I let me callus over but you could experiment ❤
Very often, plants marked down are being sold as "distressed plants". Original retail, 12.99 marked down to 4.99$. Take this plant to a register operated by a human being and simply ask this question... "would it be possible to get a discount on this dead plant?" Very often they will throw on additional price cuts. They can sell it to you for 2$ or they can throw it in the trash.
You’ve got some nice new shoots there. Nice! They are so easy to grow mines are in full sun have flowered a few times. I divided them getting rid of the brown tips also but we’re on same pit for about 6 ling years doing great.
PLEEEASE make a few vids about clippings??? I grew a couple snake plants from clipped leaves, and they are thriving. I would just LOVE to see your plant depths 😁🤔
Just go and look in the clearance sections at Walmart, Lowes, HD…..they ALWAYS kill plants and then put them on the clearance cart. I’d try and talk about getting some of them for free because once you pull them out of the pot and break off that old soil, sometimes you can bring them back to life when you soak the roots.
KEEP THE OLD LEAVES!!!! Snake plants propagate REALLY EASY and those leaves can shoot out a ton of pups that you can detach if you have aesthetic issues with the parent leaves.
I ground mine,s to my mains supply little caveat, don't do this unless you know EXACTLY what your doing,and I put spiral symbols on and around mine,great post btw 👍
I water my snake plants about 1/4 c ONCE a week for mine in 4-7” pots and 1/3 c once a week for mine in 9-15” pots and they have all been healthy for years
I just saw this video! I haven’t had much luck with snake plants because even though its a succulent I panic that it needs water. So……of course I water it to death! 😢. I just bought another plant and am DETERMINED to have success!!! Thank you for your tips! Would love an update on yours. Also - question: why did you not water when you repotted, you waited a couple of days? I have never done that. Maybe thats my problem.
Love your channel so much, along with your adorable doggy. What's her or his name? When I go to the store & see plants in the discount bin that didn't sell & now are totally left to die I always try to buy them to give them back their former life. I do the same for the poor animals. It's mean & very sad how alot of people are deaf dumb & blind when it comes to needy living & breathing things.
I do water them weekly but with no more than 2 tablespoons of water 😅 Because I know if I skip them I will forget about them and only remember to water it when I see it's dying 🤦♀️ So far they have been alive and healthy for 2 years 🎉 but maybe that's just luck on my part 🤣
Can you do a video on how you get money taken off when you do plant rescues?! Do you explain how damaged they are to the cashier or just put a spell on them? Lol i need to know!
Wait, snake plants are succulents? I have one from my granny's funeral in 2009, and it's very prolific (both shoots and cuttings). It's very tall, and after I buried my pet rats in the pot after they each passed, it took off even more. The pot is in its very deep and wide, so the innermost soil holds water for months. Like I only have to water it a couple times a year. But I can kill most succulents by looking at them. They always die a slow slow death.
I set my snake plant out in the sun for a few hours the other day and now she has black spots, should I cut them off? I’ve been watering her too much as well, apparently. I spray the top of the soil once a week. :/ New to this indoor plant thing, but I love having them.
Ouch. Sunburn! Yeah, you can cut off the damage, and new growth will eventually replace it. And I would completely change your watering routine. I’d bottom-water the pot deeply only once a month or so. That’s where you place your pot (that has drainage holes) in a bowl/sink filled with water, and allow the soil to soak up the water for about an hour or so before removing it from the water and allowing it to drain. It allows the soil to better hydrate instead of just being watered with a trickle from the top. You’ll avoid hydrophobic soil issues that way. Good luck with the plants!
@@whiterabbit6148 thank you so much! The black spots have grown more unfortunately so I’ll be sure and cut them off in the morning. I’ll also start watering like that and see how they do. The Peace Lilly tends to show when it wants a drink but the other plants not so much.
I'm in need of sum help with my Aloe Vera plant. She getting big & had 2 babies idk if I should replant them all separately or do I keep them together? AND what type of pot & soil do I need 4 her? BTW love ur videos!
@@PiXie232 thank you..I'll try that..🙂. I found some the ones I transferred to bigger pots wilted.. I'm not sure if they were watered or underwatered. .. yet some from the same bunch are THRIVING. 🤷🏽♀️
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Can we get an update on all of these rescue plants? Love your channel already, I’ve gotten really into plants recently! ❤️
Your* . "You're" is an abbreviation of "you are"
@@lilypad2 question...where does "you're" belong in her comment? By using "you're" her statement would read - "Love 'you are' channel already". Your was used correctly in her post before you "corrected" it.
@@jackieb7603 it was already edited before ur comment loll
Seriously who the hell cares !
Who cares
I mean maybe it was a mistake
English ninja’s
So is there an update date??? Really want to see how her plant with the pieces that were cut in half grows
Just found you today and love your videos!
Thank you so much 💚
@@PlantswithKrystal Please do updates!
@@PlantswithKrystalHello Krystal all my snake plants are dying so how I can fix them I don't see any videos what I can actually understand. My snake plants don't want to make roots at all and one of them have rooten roots.
I repotted one of my snake plants and it thanked me by producing a flower on a long stem it had the most beautiful scent!!
I’ve never seen a snake plant flower 😮
Does it also grow green pods. ??
I saw a huge snake plant outside. I grabbed 2 big green balls . Now how do I plant those??? Nobody shows how !!!!
Flowers are usually a sign of stress in snake plants😅😂
In Queensland that is a weed
those bigger leaves you pulled off with the big brown spots, cut the the bottom part off with the brown spot and propagate the top part! ive gotten a few new snake plants from just cutting half the leaf off and putting it in water.
Every time I water my plants now I hear “Drown that ho!” 😂 I love your videos!
SAMEEE
I repotted my Tiger Jaw succulent and my orchid. While I was putting in the new soil I kept hearing, "Shimmy that shoil!" 😂
Snake plants are truly one of my favorite plants ever.
It's sad that overwatering sansevieria is common its more a desert plant than a fern can't tell you how often l have seen them soaked at big box stores
Loving your videos. It's so nice to see someone caring and tending to things rather than see them as disposable. I know the plants will thrive once cared for even a little bit. 💕
She’s perfect lol.
The love and passion you have for plant life is awesome!
Thank you for your videos, I look forward to watching them. This specific video is saving my snake plant that I’ve had for 4 years. It’s been in such a bad condition lately and now I know why. Thank you and I love your videos
Love these videos its helping me save some of my plants lol
You're soul is a ray of sunshine ☀️
You’re so sweet. Thank you!!!!
My snake plant blossoms in the summer when I put it out on my deck.
My local plant store (very rural area) was just bought by someone new, and she had a whole room full of plants the elderly woman who owned it previously was planning on propagating before she passed. There was a snake plant that…. Wow it was overgrown lmao so I helped the new woman replant a few of them after dividing into new pots to let grow before she could sell them, and as a thank you she gave me one. She’s a healthy little girl! Even has a few babies of her own now!
I rescued a pot of snake plants that had been growing, in the same Bakelite pot, for over 60 years, as my husbands grandmother was tired of caring for it and tried to murder the poor thing, and it has taken a year an a half to nurture it back to health, and I am now getting new pups again! I live in a desert climate though, and I have to water the plant every ten days or so as it is DRY and hot out here, but I agree that in more temperate climates, you should only water snake plants about once a month! People definitely overwater sansiveria…
I can watch this lady all day
glad to know i’m not the only one who smells to soil when diagnosing plants 😅
I love your videos. Snake plants are now my favorites
a snake plant can even live without soil. put it in a jar or vase and put water in it and it’ll grow bigger and bigger
"She has to look a little rough before she can look better."
*Me trying to explain why my rooms a mess*
I'm addicted to your channel now. You have an amazing aura. God Bless You and Your Family
Thank you for your instruction on plants...it is a passion of mine
Thanks Krystal I got into plants and rescuing because of you. A little disheartened now because of a small mealybug infestation in my succulents...but hanging in there.
The last plant I got was a small snake plant. I was absolutely infuriated because this was a beautiful plant with a great root system that had been neglected beyond description. It incenses me that stores leave so many of these beautiful plants in hydrophobic peat moss without the most basic care. Rescuing them just feels right ❤
Thank You Hon
She looks so happy the plant I mean!!
I like the way you care…
I have a sansavaria that I water every 1-2 weeks but my room is upstairs and very hot. I’ve had alot of growth lately
You're doing the good work. Love your videos!
Love how you talk to them
te amooo, me encantan tus videos 💕
Over here they grow naturally on top of superficial tree roots, which means they have little soil and great drainage, plus they benefit from the shade of the tree... What I'm trying to say is, to care for plants just try to mimic their natural environment
I have plants in my classroom. And I've separated into 2 groups "water weekly" and water quarterly. Yeah, my snake plant is over on the dry side because you told me to!
I love rescuing plants too.
Bad bunny shirt proves you're a real oneeee
Snake plants last forever. After about 20 yrs, my mom gave it away.
just bought a snake plant today and it has two babies!! watched this video to figure out what to do with the one still under the soil- now i know to leave it. thanks!
I'm super glad I came across your page there's a lot of plants in my house and I've learned how to fix a few different plants thanks to you thank you for posting your tips and tricks for growing plants 😁😁
How big do those 2 pups have to be before you remove them and plant on their own?
Loved how you showed the lilac afterwards, like to see more post rehabilitation shots
I water my snake plant once a week with just a bit of water. It’s doing well.
I need an update on this rescue pleeeeeeaaaasssseeeee. Keep up the gr8 job
I always have to remember that I keep my succulents outside in 90+ degree weather so I DO have to water them weekly with how fast the dry out
everyone used to make fun of me cuz i couldnt even keep a mini rose bush alive but youre videos make me feel like i want to try again! thank you for sharing with us youre great knowledge
Love your videos
Thank you so much!!!!
Love Your work good for you🥰😇
I have 4 different Sansevieria. They are in the same spot. They are actually pretty close to being being neglected. BUT DOING EXCELLENT. New growth and all!
I love ur videos!! Ive always wanted to know how to take care of plants so thank u so much girl!!!
I just bought mine on clearance at HomeDepot. Followed all your steps, hoping for the best, since I never had good luck with plants. The only mistake so far is that I named her... Camila ❤️
Could you still use the big leaves to make new ones
yep just plant the leaves in succulent soil
@@kkhanna364 or water
I cut chevron shapes into the bottom of my snake plant cuttings and allow the cut ends to callous for a few days before placing them in an inch or so of water. Change the water once or twice a week, and in about 30 days you should see root growth!
These can survive in a glass full of water too I've had mine for about a year I gave one to my mum and it lives with her pothos in water, in her bathroom and another in the kitchen this are great Beginner plants they thrive through almost any condition those leaves you cut off try leaving them in water, they'll root soon. I don't think I let me callus over but you could experiment ❤
My sister’s apartment building had a large snakeplant that started wilting, but instead of saving it, THEY FREAKING REPLACED IT with a new one! 😭🤦♀️
We never have clearances around Alabama like that 😢 so jealous 😂
I love your videos. 💖
I want to see where u keep all your plants 🪴
Very often, plants marked down are being sold as "distressed plants". Original retail, 12.99 marked down to 4.99$. Take this plant to a register operated by a human being and simply ask this question... "would it be possible to get a discount on this dead plant?" Very often they will throw on additional price cuts. They can sell it to you for 2$ or they can throw it in the trash.
You’ve got some nice new shoots there. Nice! They are so easy to grow mines are in full sun have flowered a few times. I divided them getting rid of the brown tips also but we’re on same pit for about 6 ling years doing great.
Gorgeous 😍
I am impressed that someone got a snakie in that state
Watching all your videos makes me sad I didn’t start any pepper plants this year
PLEEEASE make a few vids about clippings??? I grew a couple snake plants from clipped leaves, and they are thriving. I would just LOVE to see your plant depths 😁🤔
Started watching. Would u show some b4 and afters pls? Would make it so much better.
Thanks for sharing BLESSINGS
Love you 💕
Krystal the destroyer 😂😅👌
Dang 2$??? Wow I'm jealous
Just go and look in the clearance sections at Walmart, Lowes, HD…..they ALWAYS kill plants and then put them on the clearance cart. I’d try and talk about getting some of them for free because once you pull them out of the pot and break off that old soil, sometimes you can bring them back to life when you soak the roots.
You can root those leaves too
Thanks for the watering tips. Mine has grown great but has gnats I’m trying to get rid of…
Can you do more orchid videos?
I find them super entertaining
KEEP THE OLD LEAVES!!!! Snake plants propagate REALLY EASY and those leaves can shoot out a ton of pups that you can detach if you have aesthetic issues with the parent leaves.
I just rescued one from Lowe’s 😊
It's very beautiful ❤️❤️
To the salon! :)
I ground mine,s to my mains supply little caveat, don't do this unless you know EXACTLY what your doing,and I put spiral symbols on and around mine,great post btw 👍
I water my snake plants about 1/4 c ONCE a week for mine in 4-7” pots and 1/3 c once a week for mine in 9-15” pots and they have all been healthy for years
My temptation to brush those roots even though they will all fall out.
I just saw this video! I haven’t had much luck with snake plants because even though its a succulent I panic that it needs water. So……of course I water it to death! 😢. I just bought another plant and am DETERMINED to have success!!! Thank you for your tips! Would love an update on yours. Also - question: why did you not water when you repotted, you waited a couple of days? I have never done that. Maybe thats my problem.
Love your channel so much, along with your adorable doggy. What's her or his name? When I go to the store & see plants in the discount bin that didn't sell & now are totally left to die I always try to buy them to give them back their former life. I do the same for the poor animals. It's mean & very sad how alot of people are deaf dumb & blind when it comes to needy living & breathing things.
your plan very good
Your really cool
Waiting for the glow up 🤩🤩
I grow my snake plant in water it has no issues with rot
I did not know that snake plants were succulents
I water mine ever 3 months and it is doing awesome
Ok, I have about 15 snake plants, I have noticed they do enjoy being in a tight pot. But, I want to put about 6 in a HUGE pot. Think they will do ok?
Did you use a different soil or it's the same one before?
Those snake plants grow like weeds down here
She looks a lot better than she did.
I can help but remember the game Pink and be scared you’re gonna start a plant apocalypse🤣
I do water them weekly but with no more than 2 tablespoons of water 😅
Because I know if I skip them I will forget about them and only remember to water it when I see it's dying 🤦♀️
So far they have been alive and healthy for 2 years 🎉 but maybe that's just luck on my part 🤣
In Indiana they are known as mother in-law tongues
What type of soil do you recommend for snake plants?
Can you do a video on how you get money taken off when you do plant rescues?! Do you explain how damaged they are to the cashier or just put a spell on them? Lol i need to know!
Two months? No wonder my succulent never survived. Oke. Noted
Wait, snake plants are succulents?
I have one from my granny's funeral in 2009, and it's very prolific (both shoots and cuttings). It's very tall, and after I buried my pet rats in the pot after they each passed, it took off even more. The pot is in its very deep and wide, so the innermost soil holds water for months. Like I only have to water it a couple times a year.
But I can kill most succulents by looking at them. They always die a slow slow death.
How do you get plants cheaper than there sold for?
Just wondering if you tried to prop what you could save after removing the other leaves?
Funfact : indonesian call that plant "Mother-in-law tounge plant"
Ofc because its sharp
I set my snake plant out in the sun for a few hours the other day and now she has black spots, should I cut them off?
I’ve been watering her too much as well, apparently. I spray the top of the soil once a week. :/
New to this indoor plant thing, but I love having them.
Ouch. Sunburn!
Yeah, you can cut off the damage, and new growth will eventually replace it.
And I would completely change your watering routine. I’d bottom-water the pot deeply only once a month or so. That’s where you place your pot (that has drainage holes) in a bowl/sink filled with water, and allow the soil to soak up the water for about an hour or so before removing it from the water and allowing it to drain. It allows the soil to better hydrate instead of just being watered with a trickle from the top. You’ll avoid hydrophobic soil issues that way.
Good luck with the plants!
@@whiterabbit6148 thank you so much!
The black spots have grown more unfortunately so I’ll be sure and cut them off in the morning.
I’ll also start watering like that and see how they do. The Peace Lilly tends to show when it wants a drink but the other plants not so much.
I'm in need of sum help with my Aloe Vera plant. She getting big & had 2 babies idk if I should replant them all separately or do I keep them together? AND what type of pot & soil do I need 4 her? BTW love ur videos!
I live in Phoenix, is your recommendation for snake plants still the same on how often I should water them if they're outside?
Definitely water them more often.. about every 10 days if they’re outside if you’re in Phoenix.. just because it’s so hot and dry here..
@@PiXie232 thank you..I'll try that..🙂. I found some the ones I transferred to bigger pots wilted.. I'm not sure if they were watered or underwatered. .. yet some from the same bunch are THRIVING. 🤷🏽♀️
@@PiXie232 do you know if those plans can be saved?
Any tips for situations where box store rescue plants can be talked down in price?