Having a situation with my cylindrical snake plant. I’ve researched online and have not come up with an answer of what is going on. On this plant I find droplets on a couple leaves now and then. I know many plants drip water but never heard of a snake plant doing it. Plus the drops are sticky. It’s not from a plant above, I can not find any pests.
Have you checked the roots recently?
0 likes Roots are all fine. Plant is thriving.
0 likesI JUST came on this app to ask the same thing I found on my philo and your post was the first thing I saw. 😂
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Did you use any sort of pest control spray? I thinking mine may be residue from spraying it on, but if you haven’t use one on yours, must be something else.
0 likes No spray. Added Bonide about a week ago but this started earlier.
0 likes Philodendrons will drip. Normal for them.
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Philodendron can sap normally, but usually down the stems or leaf edge. it can also be from pests biting the leaves. So make sure you treat or do a through test.
0 likes These will sap, though its not something I see on mine often.mimes much smaller than yours. If you put down systemic and checked for pest, I think its just gutattion. To keep an eye on.
0 likes For lack of any other possibility, I thought gutation was probably it. Just wasn’t sure. Thanks.
1 like There such an odd one too
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I’ve never seen a cylindrical snake plant, but now I want one.
0 likes I have a couple and as they get older they start growing in different directions. I’ve almost poked my eye out several times with this guy. I’ve moved him to a place where I’m not bending over in front’s of him. If you like this one, look up starfish snake plant.
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