Monica Paire
They are handsome plants to have. Unfortunately, I have an indoor cat, and I've heard they are poisonous to cats.
I posted the first photo earlier and asked if you could tell what I'd be doing today.
The second photo shows you.
I took cuttings from my big snake plant and have put them in soil to propagate new plants. It takes a long time, but each of those pieces has the capability to make a whole new one.
I think I ended up with 42 cuttings! Not all of them will make it, but I will be happy with what I get.
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- Matteo Careddu
28- riproduzione di aloa?
- Marie Anne
Close. It's snake plant (sanseveria?), not sure of spelling.
- s rush
Wow, you're teaching me something new.
- Cait
Is this method faster than the water method? But anyways, what beautiful plants may you have in the future!
- Marie Anne
Honestly, its a toss-up. The water method will give you roots faster, but they're not as strong because the roots are acclimated to water, and don't adjust to dirt well later. I might do some of each.
