#snake plant care

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How to Propagate Snake Plant - Briefly Explain with Care Tips

Table Of Contents: About Snake Plant Benefits of Propagating Snake Plants Take Preparation before Propagation a Snake Plant Snake Plant Propagation Methods Snake Plant Care Methods Troubleshooting Common Issues Conclusion FAQs About Snake Plant In recent years, the snake plant (scientifically known as ‘Sansevieria trifasciata‘) get immense popularity as a houseplant. With its striking…

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Plant Care पौधों की देखरेख कर उन्हें पेड़ बनाने की जिम्मेदारी को पूरा करें: डॉ. मीनाक्षी शर्मा

हरीश मदान,असन्ध: Plant Care पर्यावरण संरक्षण के लिए पौधारोपण बहुत ही जरूरी है। पौधे लगाने से ही काम नहीं चलेगा , बल्कि उनकी देखभाल भी जरूरी है। पौधों की देखभाल उसी तरह से करनी चाहिए जिस तरह से अपने बच्चों की देखभाल करते ��ैं। उपरोक्त विचार भाजपा महिला मोर्चा जिला महामंत्री डॉ मीनाक्षी शर्मा ने कहे । उन्होंने कहा कि हर साल बड़ी संख्या में पौधे देखभाल के अभाव में दम तोड देते हैं । इसलिए पौधा लगाने…

[scoriarose]

Tonight I found baby girl doing something probably no snarent ever expects to find- wearing makeup.

For her first try putting on winged eyeliner all by herself she did a pretty dang good job.

Especially considering she doesn't have eye liner or hands.

She knows she's a diva!

Bonus video of me embarrassing her:

[classicokid]

I've been doing a Perry rewatch and taking fun notes for each episode :3 it's really just fun to notice things and write down what strikes me.

I manage a greenhouse irl, and so I'm extra passionate about spotting all of the houseplants in the background of Perry's office and all around in the show. They always have the biggest fiddles and monsteras!

Anyway, I will keep doing these episode doodles! I hope y'all enjoy this!! I've truly been enjoying the tiny perry fandom that has risen up this year and I wanna contribute to the good vibes~~

[catgirlneomatrix]

I need to talk about bugs and plants on here more I think

[unproduciblesmackdown]

my vision is [feed jerry? jerry?? i want you to fuck me, jerry. Fuck Me! me / git it] & this plant repeatedly trying to fuck seymour &/or audrey & [consider the angle that is orin is to audrey as audrey ii is to seymour] & in the end as the plant is trying to fuck / eat audrey anyways & seymour is intervening to get fucked / eaten himself unforch like here comes the real ones ending: we segue the strategic flirtation of Alright Fine Sure I'll "Feed" You into fucking the plant. femme fatale with it: trust yourselves & each other a little more & we get the dramatic Ax Raising but this time for audrey the original going to town on the stem/base or whatever & we live happily ever after (with a ;) if you want, of course, sure, perfectly pertinent enough. especially ;) if you interpret it as perhaps having to fuck another plant to death) and i grab you by the front like That's Right They Ought To Get Away With The Deaths, And More

[fleshdyk3]

why are all of my plants unsafe for dogs

[justpottingaround]

My snake plants are growing in an awkward way and I am not sure if there is a way to encourage them or prune them. In all the photos I see of snake plants, they grow straight and upright. Mine have these center brunches that are kinda falling over.

The back two were previously in semi hydro. I repotted one in cactus mix and noticed it grew a much stronger root system. So I decided to repot a second one too. I don't think they are falling over from root rot, just their awkward shape...?

Also, does anyone know if there is a way to propagate and keep the varigation?

[alizaphale]

Part of the Good Omens brain rot is that you're suddenly a plant parent and your plants actually survive.

I repotted my little snake plant today, alternating between gentle encouragement and threats while talking to it. I'm sure this little plant would not be alive today if it wasn't for Good Omens.

Anyone offering a gardening course "plant care with Crowley" yet? I'd sign up! 😄

[blooming-horticulturalist]

i actually find it wholesome how carefully and hesitantly beginner plant parents handle their plant babies. its ok to be a little merciless with them. its ok to soak the shit out of em. its ok to wait for them to wilt before watering them. its ok to experiment with their preferred lighting and temperature needs. as long as you're keeping an eye on it and not completely neglecting it, its not going to just keel over and die suddenly because you put it a little too far away from your window. watching and noticing patterns in plant behavior is how you learn. make mistakes, plants are pretty forgiving. being too hesitant to make changes and too scared to do something wrong is gonna kill it.

it'll tell you if it needs help before it decides to just give up on life, you just need to know how to listen.

[toxooz]

maybe im projecting but i feel like Ollie would have a FUCKING HUGE monstera plant in his house thats taking over his living room

[aesrot]

having that bouquet in my room is making me feel so much better just by looking at it, i may start to buy myself flowers on a regular basis

[lillybean730]

im always saying this

[kckenobi]

guys I am trying to be a plant person again.....people keep giving me plants as gifts and I can't let them die so I guess the alternative is not letting them die

That being said, howwwww are you supposed to know how much water to give them!!!! Just check when the soil is dried out? WHY IS THIS HARD