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I’ve had this succulent for at least two years. It doesn’t seem to really be growing much and I’m wondering why the tips are brown

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  1. Ezzeldin Yaqoub

    It’s a species of snake plant, which means it’s a tropical succulent that requires high humidity and long periods of bone dryness between watering. Also be patient, because they randomly stop for random periods of time then start growing again.

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    • Nunyabzwx

      Agree 👍

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  2. Wolfen 🐺

    I swear my tube guy is dead, then I turn around to 3 more growths 😆 fertilizer helps. I use Schultz cactus/succ for him

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  3. The threeplantiers

    To much sun to water ratio

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  4. Bob the cactus nerd

    Probs give him/her/it more or less water.

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  5. pg

    Sansevieria (now dracaena) are pretty slow growers by nature, and though they’re marketed for low light, they love bright indirect light (which often promotes growth). I’d be wary of misting this plant or putting it in high humidity. These plants grow in arid regions in tropical Africa. I wouldn’t sweat the brown tips. This is pretty common in these species.

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