rvasun
Living in Richmond, VA. I grow native plants, except for some annuals in containers and a few plants that fall into my lap from various sources.
Living in Richmond, VA. I grow native plants, except for some annuals in containers and a few plants that fall into my lap from various sources.
Early Summer 2019
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Early Summer 2019
9
GardeningNicW86
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dawnieb95
My little snake plant appears to have turned into two snake plants. I suppose I need to separate them into two pots? Or can it wait? It/they do kinda feel somewhat outbound. I hope this isn't hard because I am the world's worst rhizome/rootball splitter.
They kind of like to be slightly root bound. Do you see the roots popping out of the drainage holes? If so its time to re plant. If you are afraid of splitting them you can just re plant them together.
Thanks for the helpful info, #Carlos413. Roots are not popping out of the drainage holes just yet, so I will leave it be for now.