Been trying to propagate clippings of my snake plant (since the bottoms of the plants have been blistering with water from the bottom of the leaves) so I chopped the healthy tips off but as they sit in the water(and rooting hormone) they are soaking up water. Any tips? I tried letting them callus for a week as well. Too much water? Should I just try to plant directly in dirt?
Mine did this too when I tried
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I just stuck mine cutting in water… it took close to 8 months to get roots.
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these guys take super long to prop, but apparently perlite works the best - Plants with Krystal has her findings with snake plant props on youtube, i recommend checking them out! good luck!!
1 me gustaOk but why did mine always rot?
0 Me gusta im not sure, i just think these guys are hard to propogate :/
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Cut a V in the bottom
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Cutting a V shape on the bottom of the leaf will help it root better!
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Making a V-cut, letting that callus & adding a pothos cutting helps it speed up the process a bit. The pothos stimulates root growth naturally. It generally takes snake plants pretty long to show any signs root growth.
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I cut a V, put it in direct sun. It several weeks & out of the 3 I cut only 1 rooted. It’s in soil now & has a baby!
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Try cutting a V shape, but inward from the bottom up, at the bottom of the cuttings. Like this “/\”
0 Me gustaI just cut mine in a V shape with the widest points at the bottom. Stick them in dirt, keep it moist and BE PATIENT lol. It takes awhile but it’ll root
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cut a v at the bottom and let it CALLUS!!
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