Is this big enough to split the rhizomes if I want to give it a new home? It's about 1.5"/4cm above the top of the soil.
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IMALlama @lemmy.world - 7mon
We let ours get pretty dense in the pot before we split them. As for whether or not this is big enough to viably split, I suspect it will be fine. Snake plants are pretty hardy.
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j4yt33 @feddit.org - 7mon
Yes, I would like to know as well. Sorry, just commenting so I remember to check if somebody replies
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Wahots @pawb.social - 7mon
I'd let it get a smidge bigger.
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ddh - 7mon
Yep, same. Good chance it'll survive as is but no need to rush.
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USSMojave @startrek.website - 7mon
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Is this big enough to split the rhizomes if I want to give it a new home? It's about 1.5"/4cm above the top of the soil.
We let ours get pretty dense in the pot before we split them. As for whether or not this is big enough to viably split, I suspect it will be fine. Snake plants are pretty hardy.
Yes, I would like to know as well. Sorry, just commenting so I remember to check if somebody replies
I'd let it get a smidge bigger.
Yep, same. Good chance it'll survive as is but no need to rush.
For the first time in my life, I finally understand why they're called snake plants