I’m repotting this snake plant that had the largest two leaves die off but still had smaller leaves sprouting. I took it out of the soil and found them all connected. Should I separate them and put them in separate pots or keep them together. I’m also worried about the orange parts of the plant being a sign of some sort of problem.
The orange is healthy! These look great. If you want single plants, then by all means separate them by cutting in between with clean shears. Otherwise, replant as planned and watch the stalks grow.
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Looks healthy to me too! The only thing I would add to the previous comment is that if you separate them they will be more likely to experience transplant shock so they might die or wilt for a while and they won’t need as much water—watering too much while they are in shock can lead to root rot, so keep a close eye on them if you separate them but they look super healthy and like they would fare well even if separated so I wouldn’t worry too much about that if you really do want to have several plants instead of just one.
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1 mi piaceI had to soak the root ball that had all of the interconnected roots, so they shouldn’t have to be watered for a long time.
2 Mi piaceI got two pots of two plants.
Cuuute!!!😍
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