Snake Plant Propagate by Division: Sansevieria

Here's a process I use to propagate my Snake Plants that allows the new plants to be exact replicas of the mother plant. I also share with you the method I use to help them thrive during the transitional phase and afterwards.
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[@shortari5543]

I’m so glad you mentioned that by leaf propagation it doesn’t grow back with variegation. Many people forget to mention that.

[@monstrofarm]

I know. I’ve guilty of not mentioning it, but wanted to make sure everyone knew. Thanks for watching. Much appreciated.

[@dp-kz5cs]

Agreed, I did not know that!!

[@karenbrecio1649]

Watching from the Philippines where snake plants are popular and are grown everywhere because of its tropical climate. I just recently bought a snake plant-lotus and new babies started to sprout. Glad I found your channel and learned how to transfer the new babies, am not really a pro but your vid will help a lot. Thank you. Subscribed!

[@monstrofarm]

Glad you found us. 🙏🏻

[@triste1517]

This was my time watching your videos. It was definitely informative.

[@monstrofarm]

Glad to hear you found the information useful. Thank you for watching. Much appreciated.

[@MarkHubert-s5b]

Hi there great videos ! I was separating my snake plant to make more ! But some we’re connected together with a strong root ! Then suddenly SNAP ! is that still ok to pot up? Infact quite a few we’re connected together with a thick root !

[@monstrofarm]

That can happen. They should be ok. Just make sure to not over water them.

[@vdn17]

I've never seen this plant before! Now I want one! 😍

[@monstrofarm]

You should. They’re beautiful and pretty easy to care for. Just water them when the soil is 100% dry.

[@ChrisG-s9w]

what type of sand are you using and or buying

[@monstrofarm]

Coarse sand.

[@williemaemoore7587]

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[@alexandercayanan9485]

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