Is this really a snake plant?

Question

I bought a snake plant last week and I have this plant and they do not look alike but Greg has added this one as one and I’m not quite sure… does anyone know what kind it is? #SnakePlant #ValCasOasis

@Sassylimey · Answer

It's a gorgeous snake plant 🥰

@GiftedRainbow · Answer

It’s a snake plant. Looks like three separate ones in one pot though.

@GiftedRainbow · Answer

@ValeriaJ haha! That’s closer to what mine look like as well but it looks like yours is still growing but is out of space to spread. When’s the last time you repotted it?

@GiftedRainbow · Answer

@ValeriaJ you could separate them or repot them . I haven’t separated mine and they are still growing fine. It’s whichever you prefer honestly.

@GiftedRainbow · Answer

@ValeriaJ glad I could help! I look forward to seeing how they change as they grow.

@Ms.Persnickety · Answer

@ValeriaJ it’s a beautiful Sansevieria very stunning 😍

@Ms.Persnickety · Answer

@ValeriaJ They do like to be crowded, I’d unless there are roots coming out of the bottom wait! Here’s a picture of my Moonshine Sansevieria (just as a comparison)

@Ms.Persnickety · Answer

@ValeriaJ Before you repot it, do a bit more research. There are some types of Sansevierias that do not grow particularly tall Check out the Sansevieria Samurai as an example!

@Ms.Persnickety · Answer

@ValeriaJ I have 7 Sansevierias and 2 on the way, and they all look a little different Here is my favorite The Starfish Sansevieria

@Ms.Persnickety · Answer

@ValeriaJ I think you’ll be just fine,  the beginning it’s like a trail and error situation. Just remember to be patient. I too killed my share of succulents in the beginning but with this App, I either sooze them or only give them half of the recommended amount of water, if the soil is dry, so far fingers crossed 🤞

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