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Cait

I’ve had this snake plant for over a year, but recently it’s had some issues. I pulled out a dried-out part of the plant and repotted the rest, but now one of the leaves is yellowed and mushy. What’s going on?

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  1. Elia

    It could honestly be root shock from repotting. Yellowing and mush tends to be from overwatering- but you said ykuve had it for over a year so id assume you know how to love it lol. So maybe nust root shock and the roots could’ve died/rotted. Happened to me- i just checked if it had any roots by gently tugging on it and it came right out so i put it back and left it and ignored it hoping foe the best (checked on it literally every day. But it was fine eventually. But idk good luck 🫡🫡

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    • Cait

      I pulled it out and it has like no roots!

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    • Elia

      Ok then yea sounds like root shock from repotting- Which is fine it happens just remove the dead leaves give it a spray with hydrogen peroxide and water mix and put it back and just leave it (thats what I did and it worked lol idk if its the scientific way but yea) lol Good luck 🫡

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  2. Elia

    Also its possible you maybe repotted into a container too large which also causes rot even jf youre watering properly and have good drainage.

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    • Sunny

      I completely agree with this. 👆Snake plants like snug pots that allow the roots to dry out faster than a large pot of damp soil. Repot to a small pot just wide enough to hold the plants close together.

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