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title: "can I save this overwatered [?] snake plant? x.x"
description: "can I save this overwatered [?] snake plant? x.x"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/EtC_giEjQPOiUzh_TOv4BQ/vzxhTFuoZF10mtp576UoQJ"
community: "Plant Recovery Room"
author: "PhiloFox"
published: "2025-01-04T22:16:40.564575Z"
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# can I save this overwatered \[?\] snake plant? x.x

_Posted by PhiloFox on 2025-01-04_

can I save this overwatered \[?\] snake plant? x.x

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## 3 comments

### Wolfen 🐺 commented on 2025-01-05

It's got some new growth, as long as the roots are solid. If not, prop the good leaves

#### PhiloFox replied on 2025-01-05

I have had absolutely 0% luck propping snake plant leaves. idk what I do wrong.

#### Wolfen 🐺 replied on 2025-01-05

Have you been doing an upside down V cut, hormones and water? Or perlite?

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