Variegated snake plants are not propergated through leaf cutting as the variegation reverts. You are only able to do this through root division to guarantee 100% stable variegation.
YAY i’m so excited to see a snake plant video, people always write these plants off as needing zero care but they can flourish and be so happy when you do care for them 🥺 keep it up!!!
Great video! Love your lip color! My snake plant has been LOVING Liquidirt! It has been putting out new growth like CRAZY after having none for so long! So rewarding when our plants start to put out new growth just for us!
@@xanderpander9751 I know what you mean, I have a calathea and OMG it is much more demanding than my family put together hahahaha. I love her though also I wanted to get another one but I will wait for winter and see how she does then, before committing to get another needy family member hahahaha.
Great info! I found my snake plant cuttings rooted much faster in Leca with a lot of light. I could not believe how many roots there were in just 6 weeks. I cut them in Nov 2020 and now the plant is in soil with three pups poking up!
Loving your videos! I just starting collecting plants and your videos are very helpful! I’m learning as I go and your videos are so informative and I like your layout! You’re right to the point on the topics
OMG I was just looking at my snake plant feeling like it could be better. there's wrinkles and the stems are so easily bendable! I knew something was off because every time I encounter a snake plant at the store it's really tough and not bendable. I wonder if my roots are dry too. I'm going to definitely take a look today and not lose hope in him :) Thank you for this! Love your content, you have a great little quirky personality and I love it! :)
I love my snake plants and have actually propagated them by making roots. I would put yours in soil now - I haven’t had a problem with them going in soil with roots the size of yours. Thank you for sharing! 💜
I recently discovered your amazing channel and I've just been binge watching all of your videos! 🌱💗 In fact, I just bought a snake plant yesterday so the timing of finding this video is amazing 😁 Could you please do a Banana plant (Musa) video as well, I had a beautiful one that got like 4 little babies. Only, after I took them out and repotted them the mother plant turned brown and died really so quickly. There did grow some new babies that seem to be doing fine but I'm afraid they won't survive if I leave them all in the same pot.. I'd love to hear some tips on watering, light, humidity and repotting/propagating because I feel like I'm doing everything wrong 😅
I've never had success with rooting snake plants in water. They've always rotted even if I let them callous over. I personally like to just stick the leaf cutting directly into soil and in a few weeks, there's roots and about a month later, pups start coming out.
I never waite for my propogations to root. I leave them in water for a few weeks and then put them directly in soil. I have 100 percent success rate that way. I used to waite for them to root in water and would loose like 50 percent of them to rot. Just be very careful on the watering once in soil.
Thank you for this my snake plant was not growing at all. Now I know why and it’s always dehydrated. Hopefully I can bring it back to life I have 2. In the same condition. Very helpful tips
How do u water your premium larger snake plants? Mine barely has soil on the sides and I feel like I can never water it throughly because how dense it is
thanks for making this :D i am getting a snake plant really soon this really helped but i have one more question in the leaf cutting part for propagation dose the wound grow back, not the part that goes in water the other one, anyways bye have a good day morning or night :D
I got several different kinds of snake plants like plants are wonderful plants I used to have all different kinds of plants launch different kinds of Stickman
i ve read so much contradicted information about snake plants and lighting...from your experience can they tolerate direct sun or not...i just bought a golden hahnii and i introduced her into really morning direct sunlight for about an hour...sending love from corfu island in greece and thanks in advance..
Seriously, if you kill a snake plant, you should not have plants. There's a well known saying: one snake plant is one too many. Only rabbits and rats propagate faster. Word of advice, never plant snake sansevieria if not in a confined area. They are great, I mean great plants to have inside of the house. They will clean the air from toxic substances, like no other plant can do.
I’ve had my snake plant for literally 24 hours - I checked out of the garden center about this time yesterday with a snake plant, a maranta, and some pebbles
Beautiful video.First time watching.I have 4 snake plants, fiddle bamboo plants 3, Zz plants and lot more. The soil you use can I use it on my plants? I usually use miracle grow soil. Thank you
I love snake plants and I love this video! Sooo much helpful info thank you! I recently discovered while repotting my snake plant that it has 2 new babies and they have been shooting up! I'm so proud :')
Variegated snake plants are not propergated through leaf cutting as the variegation reverts. You are only able to do this through root division to guarantee 100% stable variegation.
thanks this is an important point i didn’t include :) i’ll pin this!
Ooohhhhhh! That explains why my Sayuri propagation is just green.
That is an amazing bit of info, I did not understand why mine was variegated and some were different until now.
YAY i’m so excited to see a snake plant video, people always write these plants off as needing zero care but they can flourish and be so happy when you do care for them 🥺 keep it up!!!
absolutely!! that is something i realized recently and wanted to share with y'all 💛
I was gifted my parents 15 year old snake plants. I am doing my best to multiply them as much as i can. doing well so far.
My grandma gifted my mom (and baby me) a snake plant when I was born and I somehow have kept it alive all these years!
finally someone who will actually make a video about snake plants because they are “easy”.
i am so glad there is interest! was worried people wouldn't watch because they are "easy" lol
@@GoodandPlanty Ofc! I just got a Pepperomia Rosso!
Great video! Love your lip color! My snake plant has been LOVING Liquidirt! It has been putting out new growth like CRAZY after having none for so long! So rewarding when our plants start to put out new growth just for us!
Could u do one on calatheas? 🌱 I’ve got 3😁
I love the look of calatheas but they intimidate me a bunch in terms of care! I would love a video on this topic too!
@@xanderpander9751 I know what you mean, I have a calathea and OMG it is much more demanding than my family put together hahahaha. I love her though also I wanted to get another one but I will wait for winter and see how she does then, before committing to get another needy family member hahahaha.
Great info! I found my snake plant cuttings rooted much faster in Leca with a lot of light. I could not believe how many roots there were in just 6 weeks. I cut them in Nov 2020 and now the plant is in soil with three pups poking up!
that’s so cool! 🌟
Loving your videos! I just starting collecting plants and your videos are very helpful! I’m learning as I go and your videos are so informative and I like your layout! You’re right to the point on the topics
yay!! thank you for the support 💚
Ok but I Just bought a snake plant yesterday what are the odds lmao
(Also your lipstick looks amazing!
thank you so much! hope this helps with your new baby!
Your guidance is so simple and helpful. Thank you for taking so much time to help us out, in becoming more efficient plant parent.
OMG I was just looking at my snake plant feeling like it could be better. there's wrinkles and the stems are so easily bendable! I knew something was off because every time I encounter a snake plant at the store it's really tough and not bendable. I wonder if my roots are dry too. I'm going to definitely take a look today and not lose hope in him :) Thank you for this! Love your content, you have a great little quirky personality and I love it! :)
Just purchased 2 recently to replace some that I was unsecessful with hopefully your video will help me this time around thanks for the video.
You should watch Nick Alexander’s video „Bright indirect lies“ it’s iconic and also talks about snake plants
i've watched that video it's sooo good!!
I love my snake plants and have actually propagated them by making roots. I would put yours in soil now - I haven’t had a problem with them going in soil with roots the size of yours.
Thank you for sharing! 💜
are you kidding you look incredible.
ty 🥺
I love these genus series videos! Thank you!
I recently discovered your amazing channel and I've just been binge watching all of your videos! 🌱💗 In fact, I just bought a snake plant yesterday so the timing of finding this video is amazing 😁
Could you please do a Banana plant (Musa) video as well, I had a beautiful one that got like 4 little babies. Only, after I took them out and repotted them the mother plant turned brown and died really so quickly. There did grow some new babies that seem to be doing fine but I'm afraid they won't survive if I leave them all in the same pot.. I'd love to hear some tips on watering, light, humidity and repotting/propagating because I feel like I'm doing everything wrong 😅
I've never had success with rooting snake plants in water. They've always rotted even if I let them callous over. I personally like to just stick the leaf cutting directly into soil and in a few weeks, there's roots and about a month later, pups start coming out.
I never waite for my propogations to root. I leave them in water for a few weeks and then put them directly in soil. I have 100 percent success rate that way. I used to waite for them to root in water and would loose like 50 percent of them to rot. Just be very careful on the watering once in soil.
Thank you for this my snake plant was not growing at all. Now I know why and it’s always dehydrated. Hopefully I can bring it back to life I have 2. In the same condition. Very helpful tips
Thank you for all the tips.. my Snake plants suffered do to too much watering..
How do u water your premium larger snake plants? Mine barely has soil on the sides and I feel like I can never water it throughly because how dense it is
Would u ever have your own online plant shop?
I would definitely buy from you😁🌱❤️
not yet! maybe one day
I like it 😊
thanks for making this :D i am getting a snake plant really soon this really helped but i have one more question in the leaf cutting part for propagation dose the wound grow back, not the part that goes in water the other one, anyways bye have a good day morning or night :D
I just got one!! this is perfect :) you look so cute too
good luck with yours! thank you 💛
🐍 Informative. Thank you.
Like the 💄 🤓👍🏻
💚💚💚 thank you for giving them time. 🙏
THIS LIP COLOR!!!!
i added my fenty gloss and it really elevated the color because of course it did
I got several different kinds of snake plants like plants are wonderful plants I used to have all different kinds of plants launch different kinds of Stickman
Thank you for this!!!!! 💙
i ve read so much contradicted information about snake plants and lighting...from your experience can they tolerate direct sun or not...i just bought a golden hahnii and i introduced her into really morning direct sunlight for about an hour...sending love from corfu island in greece and thanks in advance..
My snake plant is the same age as me that is 16 year old
loving the lip
thank you 💛
Thank you so much!!
I have one that was given to my Mom as a gift in 1950!!
I love your room 🥰
Hello from Vegas 🌝💗
My family has had a snake plant for more than 20y. Recently, my mom gave me one of the pots and I'll try my hardest not to kill it.
I'm forever calling my snake plant a "spider plant" 🙈
😭 this video was hard to film
Not the mighty snake plant? Surely it cannot be killed? Its most dangerous weakness is overwatering..........:)
I have killed multiple snake plants! 😂
Seriously, if you kill a snake plant, you should not have plants. There's a well known saying: one snake plant is one too many.
Only rabbits and rats propagate faster. Word of advice, never plant snake sansevieria if not in a confined area. They are great,
I mean great plants to have inside of the house. They will clean the air from toxic substances, like no other plant can do.
Why act so dramatic,,,, boring
Take half a step back, and lower the camera. Where you have it now is an extremely unflattering.
Go sit down somewhere. She’s very beautiful!
I split my family's snake plant into three and now most of the stems won't stand upright! any ideas? help!
i hate when that happens!! i would get bamboo stakes
Could you recommend some small potted balcony plants?
I’ve had my snake plant for literally 24 hours - I checked out of the garden center about this time yesterday with a snake plant, a maranta, and some pebbles
i love this video soooo much🤍
can you do an ivy care plz cus i have just lost one so plzz i need your help cus you are the only one I trust🤍🌿
i don't have any ivy sorry bestie :/
Beautiful video.First time watching.I have 4 snake plants, fiddle bamboo plants 3, Zz plants and lot more. The soil you use can I use it on my plants? I usually use miracle grow soil. Thank you
I love snake plants and I love this video! Sooo much helpful info thank you! I recently discovered while repotting my snake plant that it has 2 new babies and they have been shooting up! I'm so proud :')
Whats a baby look like
Can you do one for boston fern ☘️
I just got one!
Great video 👍
not good with ferns 😭 i don't have enough humidity rn
☘️ My air is super dry too but I am obsessed with misting 😂
What abt jade plant?
Snake plants can be killed! I'm watering my plant with so much care and now I have two pots with new growth around a dying plant..
Yes I’ve been having trouble knowing how to take care of Lola (my snake plant) so thank you :)
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I've killed 3 snake plants 😳
Me too! I have three still. I am determined to make them live.