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I just took over taking care of this snake plant. I’ve been doing some research about why it is so droopy but I’m not sure if it’s because of overwatering or not enough sun? Any advice?
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GARDEN GIRLI would give it some sun and what type of snake plant is it because I have a cylinder snake plant
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NunyabzwxLove my cylinder! They are so unique!
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I honestly don’t know but from looking at the different varieties on jomostudio.com I think mine looks most like the sansevieria fernwood mikado. It’s kind of cylindrical at the base but opens up more towards the tips
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- Nunyabzwx
It looks like it needs some new soil according to the picture. Very chunky soil. It could be both overwatered and not enough light. So i would give it a fresh new start. Water it about once a month and some extra sun.
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That’s very helpful thank you! I just bought a grow light since my house doesn’t get a lot of sun so hopefully that will help too
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DemonzaI had similar problem with my snake plants. But once learned how to mix my own soil for extra drainage they recovered really well. As long as your leaves is not getting mushy and withering then good soil and gradually expose to more sunlight should be fine. Typically I mix 50% citrus and cactus soil, 15% perlite, 15 % coconut coir, 10% orchid bark, and 10% moss.
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- tots
Thank you I will try that!
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