I’m worried about my cylinder snake plant because since I got it, it has not changed no growth, no dying, no roots nothing. Does anyone know what’s happening and how I can help. Any advice is appreciated thank you. :)
I’m worried about my cylinder snake plant because since I got it, it has not changed no growth, no dying, no roots nothing. Does anyone know what’s happening and how I can help. Any advice is appreciated thank you. :)
does it have drainage? it could be overwatered. it also could enjoy a smaller pot maybe? something tk look into 🤷
1 LikeI definitely agree about drainage, it’s super important for these plants. Lots of people say snake plants cans survive in a closet, which is probably true but the more indirect sun you give it the better it will grow. But in any case, these are slow growers and three months isn’t actually very long after changing the environment, it could still be acclimating. Of the rootball is small compared to the pot size, it could be focusing on making healthy roots first. If it doesn’t have draining get it into a pot that does have drainage and use a nice chunky soil. Pot should 1-2 inches bigger than the root ball size and make sure she’s getting plenty of indirect sun.
3 LikesOk thank you what soil would be best and it does have some drainage but not a lot so I will look into that
0 LikesMine did not things the first year I bought it. Then it started having major regular growth. And had to repot it
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