Any snake plant experts out there? I just scored a huge old snake for $12 on a black Friday markdown. Any idea what kind this is? Broke a leaf in transit so will try propagating #SnakePlant
20ft to light, indirect
10” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 week ago
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The app is being cranky and I’m not able to see the snake plant. I had a huge one that I broke down in 3 different ones, I may do another one since she is still big, I just want to give her room to grow. I also took a long leaf and cut her down into about 5 different cuttings, put them in dirt so I hope they survive, there are two way of doing it. Cutting the leaves into pieces and putting them in water, but they take sometime to grow roots, if you do the soil method the moisture level has to be just right, so I am keeping my fingers crossed 🤞 on this one. Good luck on yours and $12 what a steal of a deal.
@lexi.hinde it is enormous in a 10 in pot and floppy and a variegated silver and cream. Not the usual deep green.
Congrats on the good deal and kudos for rescuing the plant. What you’re describing sounds like Metallica or Bantel’s Sensation. Regardless of guesses, you’d probably have to wait until it flowers and bring the flowering plant to a botanist to be 100% sure of the sport. It will be fun for you to see what happens with the leaf cutting. I’m sure it will produce new growth but variegated ones almost always revert back to their non-variegated parent plant instead of producing new pups with continued mutation/variegation.
@user1545e857 here is my porpagation. I hope she is rooting, mayne people propagate them in water, I decided on the soil method which is a bit tricky.
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