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#SnakePlant #SucculentSquad #SucculentLove #HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy Hi everyone. I am in need of some help. I noticed this morning that my snake plant has a large black spot in one of his leaves. I only found this one spot on this leaf. They are nowhere else. The plant has not been overwatered and I havenβt fertilized yet because Iβve only had him a month or so. I was keeping him under a grow light with my Aglaonema because that room doesnβt get enough sun (see photo for idea of where he was placed) Iβve moved him from the shelf now. Do you think having it too close to a grow light could have burnt it like this or should I be worried I have a bigger problem? There are no visible signs of pests and the other leaves are firm to the touch. Thanks

2ft to light, direct

5β pot with drainage

Last watered 4 days ago
@SuavePuriri thank you
One thing to note about snake plants (if you bought this fella from a nursery). They transport them with rubber bands around the bulb during travel and rarely remove them when repotting. Iβd just check and make sure it isnβt still on. Probably 70% of mine have had the rubber band, and at some point it did cause restriction to growth and some black spots. Regardless of the cause, your guy will bounce back.
@DearPaperwhite thank you for that information. I didnβt see a rubber band when I potted her in her new home. I know they put a rubber band or tie around Money tree plants( I found it the hard way- stem rot) that is needs to be removed. Iβll have to take another look. I bought two separate 4 inch plants and potted them together in the ceramic pot.