GA plant family hope everyone is enjoying their weekend t...
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I just noticed that one of my snake plant tips is turning brown. It’s not wet. It’s not overwatered, but this is the second one that’s turned at the tip: Any suggestions? #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #SnakePlant #TheThread #TheWateringHole #brunchataudreys #SucculentSquad #GregGang
I just noticed that one of my snake plant tips is turning brown. It’s not wet. It’s not overwatered, but this is the second one that’s turned at the tip: Any suggestions? #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #SnakePlant #TheThread #TheWateringHole #brunchataudreys #SucculentSquad #GregGang
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@Preciousplants1 No Snake plants are very resilient. If there is something going on under there you'll want to address it soon or the chances of you losing it will increase.
@princesspitstop yes I had to repot it because there was some root damage not rot but soft. One leaf turned yellow and melted
@Preciousplants1 it might just be adjusting to the repot. Just keep an eye on it. If it continues to turn you might not have removed all of the root damage and it's causing it to spread underneath the soil.
@princesspitstop Heidi you might be right because there are 3 roots in this one pot and all the other leaves are nice and firm but this one not so firm.
I’ll just keep and eye on it. Thank you 🙏🏽
I’ll just keep and eye on it. Thank you 🙏🏽
@Preciousplants1 if that's the case then I would take a look at the roots sooner than later. When there is a root issue it tends to spread to healthy roots so you want to stop that as soon as possible to prevent it from affecting the rest of the plant.
@princesspitstop will it damage the other roots to repot again so soon. It’s only been about 2 weeks?
@Preciousplants1 You know what you're looking for when you see it. You'll want to remove any yellow, mushy and smelly roots completely. Also spray the roots with peroxide to make sure all the bacteria is gone as well. Even if you've left a small bit behind it will end up spreading.
@Preciousplants1 It's best to catch it as soon as you can. What you see happening above the soil is in direct relation to what's going below the soil. We've done this before 😍 You got this!!
It could be from too much fertilizer or being to dry, it may need to be by a humidifier. Hope this helps! 🪴🌵🏜🐞
