Thank God I found you! Been wondering how to save the odd looking plant I found on our front yard. I pulled out a few stems and threw them away not knowing it's a relative of the snake plant I have indoors. Will try to save what's left first thing tomorrow. You have been an angel!
well wow - just chop them up and stick them in - amazing and simple - i watch mine little and let it be - I water mine once a month - thz for the info !
This plant is so weird. I snatched one, just one, from Walmart a couple of weeks ago. I didn't even know it was a sansevieria. I'm hoping that they will just root along new ones because it's still too small to cut and propagate. It looks so funny just one little stick standing out of my coffee mug planter ☺️
Hi Adela! Very informative video. 😍 Do you have update on this cylindrica, how it's doing now and how long it took to have pups. Do they look like mother plant or they have different leaf shape?
just known the name of this plant. since i found it weird.. just left it to live naturally. however, it flowered after three years maybe. the every year now, it flowers. can i put it inside the house? i was told, the flower can cause allergy and can be toxic. is this true? thank you if you can make a reply.
If my sanseveria come in cocos potting soil i should put them in cocos soil right ? i just repotted a new one into really strong clay pot while adding additional cocos soil with perlite added.
Good work! Is it that easy to propagate? If I take one stem and cut it several times, as you did, will it propagate into multiple plants that easily? Thanks in advance! 🙂
Hi Justin, As you can see in this video, it is possible to propagate snake plants by leaf cuttings. You can cut the leaves about 3 to 5 inches long and grow new one from that leaf cuttings. Here's a more detailed video :) th-cam.com/video/sMG_RvVx0P8/w-d-xo.html&t
I always allowed the leaf cutting to dry and callous at the cut area. You planted soon after cutting and watered them imediately without letting them rot. How did you do that?
Hi, I didn't do any special thing for the snake plant to grow even when planting the cuttings immediately. Maybe the quality of the soil is good, I used pure cow dung manure as the soil for this propagation video. Here's a video on how I prepare the soil for propagation > th-cam.com/video/lghQjCdDA2Q/w-d-xo.html
Hi Christmas Snow, does your cutting grow ok when you let the cut edge dry and callous? How many days do you let it dry before planting and how long does it take for the roots to appear? I just managed to get hold of a cylindrical leaf but it is winter time now.
My nana gave me one of these and it has rusty looking streaks everywhere :( The plant doesn’t seem to be suffering from the spots but they are so ugly. It’s a rather large clump. What is it if you know? Should I cut them as u are and try to grow fresh from there? The new growth isn’t affected. It almost looks like sunburn spots. She lives in Florida and these were always an outside plant in a pot. They got filtered light all day. One spike does have what appears to be dried areas where something chewed on it. Idk what to even use to treat for pests. I have it separated from my other succulents and cacti. Thoughts? Advice?
Hi Bama, in your case, there are several possible reasons why your snake plants are becoming unhealthy. First, are you watering properly the plant? This plant should be watered only when dried not too much but not too dried. It may also possible that the plant you have is too old to become look healthy so it is perfect to propagate them just what I did in this video to make a new one. you should place the plant in shaded area not direct sunlight.
Adela B I’ve only had the plant a week now but I’m sure she probably over watered it and I think it got too much sun. She lives in Florida where the tropical sun is harsh. I use the soak and dry method waiting til soil is actually pulling from the side of the pot. I re-potted this plant and I will probably do what u did here. Just propagate. I hate how those pieces look. It’s def. an old plant. The new shoots are very pretty. It it was pot bound so there wasn’t a ton of new growth possible. Nana is 80 and she loves her plants....she just didn’t have energy to keep up with them all. I took over half of her collection last week to ease the load. I will try your method. Thank you so much.
@@AdelaBespejo If rooted a ZZ plant in water for 6 month not single root while another one in soil rooted instantly even moved the one's without roots for month's into soil those also rooted.
Hi dear adel...But some experts believe that ..overwatering can bend the senseviera...is that correct.??They told me that overwatering and root rot and cold situation may cause this situation..
Hi MS, in my experience, it depends on the level of bend of your Sansevieria Cylindrica. Maybe, it is bending because it is going to fall down because of root rot due to overwatering. But if it is bending and the plant seems very healthy, it maybe finding the best spot for it to gather some sunlight. That is only based on my experiences on my plants. :)
@@AdelaBespejo I mixed my own soil by using sand, chacoal, composed soil and another type of soil (which I don't know what it is called). I placed them indoor. And I didn't water alot just sprayed it with water when they soil was dried. My other cylindrical snake plants they have been giving alot of pups but now the mother starts to show yellow color (some on the top and others on the bottom of the plant) and I don't know whether because the mother plant is expired or something else. It's stressing me out. I have medium sun light in my room and at night the light turns on more than 10 hours each day but non of my snake plant is doing well. The soil doesn't hold water for too long as well and I only water once a week. My other plants such as pothos, dracaena, peace lilly, philodendron, spider plant, yucca and one succulent are doing fine except the snake plants. 😢😭
That's sad to hear sophanich, I have other questions, is the pot you are using is large enough for the plant to grow well? Also, I suggest that you place them outside to allow them to get outdoor sunlight in shaded area as well as enough oxygen from air.
@@AdelaBespejo about the pot I really can't give a n accurate answer because there are still space left around the pot and I just changed the soil for both pots yesterday and the roots weren't bound or too many. Today a fews pups are dying after changing soil. I also just repotted the biggest one as well and hope for the best that it will do well. Thank you for the advices and recommendations. I'll try to do the best I can.
@@AdelaBespejo if I moved it around everyday it's possible for it to be shocked from changing environment? I don't think I can leave it outside at night.
Hello Durgawati, the soil I used to propagate Cylindrical snake plants is pure cow dung manure. Here's the video of how I prepare the soil : th-cam.com/video/lghQjCdDA2Q/w-d-xo.html
![เจ้าผู้เดียว - ดิด คิตตี้ [OFFICIAL MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/q0NLCYKBOTo/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank God I found you! Been wondering how to save the odd looking plant I found on our front yard. I pulled out a few stems and threw them away not knowing it's a relative of the snake plant I have indoors. Will try to save what's left first thing tomorrow. You have been an angel!
well wow - just chop them up and stick them in - amazing and simple - i watch mine little and let it be - I water mine once a month - thz for the info !
I love how u do ur video. Purely commin sense and no tricks or ads needed. Love it
Thank you Red, yes you are right, I make videos because I love plants. I am passionate about plants and arts.
No talking is also appreciated. Just subbed.
good afternoon that wonder on the earth rooted faster than in the water I loved you, it's great with plants. Congratulations.
Thank you Roberto. They are lovely to see. The roots are healthy and ready to be planted in the larger pot
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Awesome!!!! Now you have so many plants.
Hello Dear Olga, yes, this is another variety of snake plant. Thank you for appreciating :)
Super,Adela!!!!!
Yout video is very good. I like.
Waw..beautiful
Thanks Sisvara, thanks for watching my video :)
FANTASTIC🌱😍 NICE!
Thanks sweety 😍
Beautiful vídeo. Congratulation
This plant is so weird. I snatched one, just one, from Walmart a couple of weeks ago. I didn't even know it was a sansevieria. I'm hoping that they will just root along new ones because it's still too small to cut and propagate. It looks so funny just one little stick standing out of my coffee mug planter ☺️
Adorei o vídeo apesar de achar muitos dias para enraizamento.
なんていう植物？簡単に根がでるんですね。やってみます。キャ~！もう、断然ほしくなっちゃった。夏は涼しそうに見えてる。
こんにちはちさ、ビデオを感謝していただきありがとうございます:)
Acabo de hacerlo! Esperaré los 68 dias!!!!!
Hola Yamila, felicitaciones porque comenzaste a propagar tus propias plantas de serpientes :)
Really v nice n informative video. Cheers🌹
Thanks so much :)
Thank you for the informative video! very helpful! just wanted to propagate my sansivieria! 🪴
Glad it was helpful! :)
amazing👍
Thank you Emmanuel :)
Hi Adela! Very informative video. 😍 Do you have update on this cylindrica, how it's doing now and how long it took to have pups. Do they look like mother plant or they have different leaf shape?
Hi Gai, sorry that I didn't post an update to this. They grew new plant of the shame shape cylindrical, :)
Could u pls share what is the potting mix used for planting it.thank u for ur Patience
Belle's lullaby in background music..♥️
Thanks :)
First thing I noticed haha
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What potting mix are you using?
Okay, but what do these cuttings look like now!?
Hi Harmony Jorden, they are matured plants now. :)
I have a Mikado... Will it propagate the same way? It has tubular and thin leaves. I put it as my profile picture so you could see it.
Hi, I haven't try propagating a Mikado variety.
you just created life
plants are so metal
Thanks Michaela :)
ハート💓マークありがとう😉👍🎶ございましたでも動画を拝見してもほとんど読めないので残念です此の動画は何を植えて要るんですか
Mother-in-laws tongue is a sansevieria but it is a sansevieria trifasciata
Hello Adela, dont you let them sticks dry out between cutting before putting them into soil? Thanks
Hi Linn, yes it can be also done but for me, directly planting them after cutting worked well as you can see in several of my videos :)
@@AdelaBespejo Thanks Adela, will follow your lead.
just known the name of this plant. since i found it weird.. just left it to live naturally. however, it flowered after three years maybe. the every year now, it flowers. can i put it inside the house? i was told, the flower can cause allergy and can be toxic. is this true? thank you if you can make a reply.
If my sanseveria come in cocos potting soil i should put them in cocos soil right ? i just repotted a new one into really strong clay pot while adding additional cocos soil with perlite added.
Hi Muppet, I suggest that i you have pure cow dung manure, you can use it as the soil just like what you see in this video :)
In the meantime what happened to the mother plants? Did they sprout new growths or did they continue to grow from the old stems?
Hello Fernanda, the mother plant grow new stem. They did not continue to grow from the cut and old stem.
Great...Do you not need it to dry out a couple of days after cutting before you plonked into soil?
Hi Colin, In this video, I just planted it directly to soil :)
nice
Thanks Trishna :)
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Grazie Adela ci voglio provare spero che mi vada bene grazie mille
Good work! Is it that easy to propagate? If I take one stem and cut it several times, as you did, will it propagate into multiple plants that easily? Thanks in advance! 🙂
Hi Justin, As you can see in this video, it is possible to propagate snake plants by leaf cuttings. You can cut the leaves about 3 to 5 inches long and grow new one from that leaf cuttings. Here's a more detailed video :) th-cam.com/video/sMG_RvVx0P8/w-d-xo.html&t
@@AdelaBespejo time for propagation pls
Mantap
Terima kasih Lestiningsih :)
can i use soil mix which is used for cactus and succulents? the one with many pumice?
Hi, yes, it can be also used as long as you place the plant in shaded area :)
Help I fif this but all cuttings totted at root! And I made sure soil was on slightly drier side! Bit they went mushy black and rotted
I always allowed the leaf cutting to dry and callous at the cut area. You planted soon after cutting and watered them imediately without letting them rot. How did you do that?
Hi, I didn't do any special thing for the snake plant to grow even when planting the cuttings immediately. Maybe the quality of the soil is good, I used pure cow dung manure as the soil for this propagation video. Here's a video on how I prepare the soil for propagation > th-cam.com/video/lghQjCdDA2Q/w-d-xo.html
Hi Christmas Snow, does your cutting grow ok when you let the cut edge dry and callous? How many days do you let it dry before planting and how long does it take for the roots to appear? I just managed to get hold of a cylindrical leaf but it is winter time now.
안녕하세요👍👍
안녕, 주셔서 감사합니다 :)
Hi🍃🌴🍀🌾🌿you are Amazing with plants....i wish and tell ne wats music piano are please ....😉👍👍👍
Obrigado Letícia :)
Gracias😃😄👍🍀🍀🍃🙅🙅
goog idea
Thank you so much :)
What did you do each new plant you potted after the video? Sell them? Do you have any pictures or can do a video of them now?
Hi Apolo, I didn't sell those plant. I still have these plants. They grow very well and have baby sansevierias.
That's great. Did you plant each rooted piece in it's own pot? What is your climate like were you have the plants?
I’ve had several attempts in water propagating cylindrica but they always rot before they grow roots 😢
Do you let the cuttings callous by letting it sit to dry (for 24-48 hrs) before putting them in water?
How often you chang the water in that jar with those cuttings?
Hi, the water should be changed every 3 days to avoid mosquitoes :)
Hi did the new shoot come as cylinderical like the mother plant or it has reverted?
Hi Saswathy, can you clarify your question? Thank you :)
Adela B can you update on these plants? Do the cuttings create new little cylindrical plants?
Faryal Khan I’ve recently heard they do become cylindrical. I must try this!
Excellent question. I am propagating one . it is quite small but it does not look cylindrical. It looks like a leaf
@@debrag3666 many thank u. Plz do update.
My nana gave me one of these and it has rusty looking streaks everywhere :(
The plant doesn’t seem to be suffering from the spots but they are so ugly. It’s a rather large clump. What is it if you know?
Should I cut them as u are and try to grow fresh from there? The new growth isn’t affected.
It almost looks like sunburn spots. She lives in Florida and these were always an outside plant in a pot. They got filtered light all day. One spike does have what appears to be dried areas where something chewed on it.
Idk what to even use to treat for pests. I have it separated from my other succulents and cacti.
Thoughts? Advice?
Hi Bama, in your case, there are several possible reasons why your snake plants are becoming unhealthy. First, are you watering properly the plant? This plant should be watered only when dried not too much but not too dried. It may also possible that the plant you have is too old to become look healthy so it is perfect to propagate them just what I did in this video to make a new one. you should place the plant in shaded area not direct sunlight.
Adela B I’ve only had the plant a week now but I’m sure she probably over watered it and I think it got too much sun. She lives in Florida where the tropical sun is harsh. I use the soak and dry method waiting til soil is actually pulling from the side of the pot.
I re-potted this plant and I will probably do what u did here. Just propagate. I hate how those pieces look. It’s def. an old plant. The new shoots are very pretty. It it was pot bound so there wasn’t a ton of new growth possible. Nana is 80 and she loves her plants....she just didn’t have energy to keep up with them all. I took over half of her collection last week to ease the load.
I will try your method. Thank you so much.
Did you place the cuttings indoor our outdoor?
Hi Gureisu, I placed the cuttings outdoor but in shaded area not in direct sunlight. :)
Orkiedelerimde siyah böcekler icin ne tavsiyeniz???
Selam Sevinc. Sorunuzu açıklayabilir misiniz?
Do you grow them on the shade or why??
Hi Maen, this is ti avoid over exposure to sunlight which may cased the leaves to burned :)
Y como le ponía agua cada cuanto y desde que las planto les puso agua?
Hola Lorena, en este video solo riego cuando el suelo está seco :)
@@AdelaBespejo Ok gracias ♡
此の動画の植物は何日本語で喋ってほしい
What soil did you used?
Hi Louwella, I used pure cow dung manure :)
What is the name of background music .
Please do reply 🙏🙏🙏
It sounds similar to a song called river flows in you.
Someone mentioned in comments it's belle's lullaby
How often time you water them?
Hi Jaide, water the snake plant only when the soil is dried :)
@@AdelaBespejo thank you very much
👍👍👍 مااسم هذة النبتة
It is called Cylindrical Snake Plant
So bassicly dont bother rooting in water better results directly into soil
Hi Muppet, it is possitlbe to root in water if you are using a beautiful glass vase for indoor decor.
@@AdelaBespejo If rooted a ZZ plant in water for 6 month not single root while another one in soil rooted instantly even moved the one's without roots for month's into soil those also rooted.
Hi Muppet, it is based on your preferences if you wish to use it as decor at home or just simple plant in soil :)
Do you sell them after you propagate them?
Hell SH, I want to sell them but it is no possible because they are too bulky. It would very costly to ship them to the plant lovers who wish to buy.
Hi miss,,,for propogation where you kept the pot indoor or outdoor,,,,,outdoor means in the sunlight and rain
Hi, I placed them in shaded area or under the tree :)
Alright thanks🌿
Gedenya seperti apa ya
Hinde me is poaedhe ka Kiya Nam hei oaer Kiya Kam aata hai
My plant is bending...what do I do ..I repotted my plant but my problem didn’t solve..help me
HI, most plants bend because they follow the direction of the sunlight. You can place the plant in area where it will not struggle to get sunlight. :)
Hi dear adel...But some experts believe that ..overwatering can bend the senseviera...is that correct.??They told me that overwatering and root rot and cold situation may cause this situation..
Hi MS, in my experience, it depends on the level of bend of your Sansevieria Cylindrica. Maybe, it is bending because it is going to fall down because of root rot due to overwatering. But if it is bending and the plant seems very healthy, it maybe finding the best spot for it to gather some sunlight. That is only based on my experiences on my plants. :)
Did you use decomposed cow dung or fresh?
Hi Muhammad, I dried the cow dung manure first before using it. Here's a video on my preparation :) th-cam.com/video/lghQjCdDA2Q/w-d-xo.html
Bu çiçeğin adı ne?
Bitkinin adı Silindirik Yılan Bitkidir (Cylindrical Snake Plant)
@@AdelaBespejo 👍❤
I'm so jealous mine always died whether I propagated it in water or soil.
Hi Sophanich, what soil did you use? can you tell me how you water them and where did you place them?
@@AdelaBespejo I mixed my own soil by using sand, chacoal, composed soil and another type of soil (which I don't know what it is called). I placed them indoor. And I didn't water alot just sprayed it with water when they soil was dried.
My other cylindrical snake plants they have been giving alot of pups but now the mother starts to show yellow color (some on the top and others on the bottom of the plant) and I don't know whether because the mother plant is expired or something else. It's stressing me out. I have medium sun light in my room and at night the light turns on more than 10 hours each day but non of my snake plant is doing well. The soil doesn't hold water for too long as well and I only water once a week. My other plants such as pothos, dracaena, peace lilly, philodendron, spider plant, yucca and one succulent are doing fine except the snake plants. 😢😭
That's sad to hear sophanich, I have other questions, is the pot you are using is large enough for the plant to grow well? Also, I suggest that you place them outside to allow them to get outdoor sunlight in shaded area as well as enough oxygen from air.
@@AdelaBespejo about the pot I really can't give a n accurate answer because there are still space left around the pot and I just changed the soil for both pots yesterday and the roots weren't bound or too many. Today a fews pups are dying after changing soil. I also just repotted the biggest one as well and hope for the best that it will do well.
Thank you for the advices and recommendations. I'll try to do the best I can.
@@AdelaBespejo if I moved it around everyday it's possible for it to be shocked from changing environment? I don't think I can leave it outside at night.
Mam araw arae po ba dapat diligan?
Hi po, sa video po na ito, kapag super dry na po ang soil :)
@@AdelaBespejo thank you po,
Ma questi miracoli avvengono solo a voi lo faccio io e le radici nemmeno l ombra e seguo i vostri consigli Ma !
En français que je puisse comprendre svp
Yah paudhe ka Hindi naam kya hai aur kya kam Aata Hai
Ples share Ur soil media
Hello Durgawati, the soil I used to propagate Cylindrical snake plants is pure cow dung manure. Here's the video of how I prepare the soil : th-cam.com/video/lghQjCdDA2Q/w-d-xo.html
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No way those are going to grow!