I discovered that when repotting a very large Snake Plant that you don't want to divide, tightly wrapping the leaves together with a soft belt or rope significantly streamlines the handling process, ensuring that the leaf clusters won't come apart while you position them. I learned this lesson the hard way!
Thanks for sharing your valuable tip! It's always great to learn from experience, and your advice will surely come in handy when tackling my next big Snake Plant repotting project. 🌱🪴😊
Fun video! I just bought my first snake plant, and was wondering if I need to replant from the plastic container it came in, it if I should leave it for a while? Thoughts? Thanks so much!
You can keep your snake plant in the plastic container for now if it looks healthy and fits your space. However, consider repotting if it's outgrowing the pot, the soil isn't draining well, or for aesthetic reasons. Repot every 2-3 years for optimal growth. Enjoy your new plant!
@@StevesPropagationCorner Thank you for the helpful advice! I'll definitely keep an eye on my snake plant and follow your tips when the time comes. Excited to see it thrive!
Hi, I'm new .... are there drainage holes in the new pot? I am getting ready to re-pot my first and only snake plant, and I dont want to kill it! So, thank you for this video as well as the previous one with this plant!
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Yay! Thank you! 💚
I discovered that when repotting a very large Snake Plant that you don't want to divide, tightly wrapping the leaves together with a soft belt or rope significantly streamlines the handling process, ensuring that the leaf clusters won't come apart while you position them. I learned this lesson the hard way!
Thanks for sharing your valuable tip! It's always great to learn from experience, and your advice will surely come in handy when tackling my next big Snake Plant repotting project. 🌱🪴😊
Fun video! I just bought my first snake plant, and was wondering if I need to replant from the plastic container it came in, it if I should leave it for a while? Thoughts? Thanks so much!
You can keep your snake plant in the plastic container for now if it looks healthy and fits your space. However, consider repotting if it's outgrowing the pot, the soil isn't draining well, or for aesthetic reasons. Repot every 2-3 years for optimal growth. Enjoy your new plant!
@@StevesPropagationCorner Thank you for the helpful advice! I'll definitely keep an eye on my snake plant and follow your tips when the time comes. Excited to see it thrive!
You're welcome! Happy planting, and I hope your snake plant flourishes beautifully! 🌱😊
Hi, I'm new .... are there drainage holes in the new pot? I am getting ready to re-pot my first and only snake plant, and I dont want to kill it! So, thank you for this video as well as the previous one with this plant!
Yes, you should include drainage holes in the new pot. Happy repotting! 🌿