Pot for Snake Plant?
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Comments (9)Hi Pirate Girl, Thanks for the IMO & IME slang. I don't think you are rude, just expressing your opionion. I appreciate your input. Re: your statement, "I don't wish to be rude Melba, but given how you recount your history since 1970, is that to say you can't grow, change or learn new & better ways of doing things?" Beleive me, in most aspects of my life, I am a very detailed & analytical person. Before retiring, I received several promotions because of "my attention to detail & analytical abilities". (my kids & and some others feel I am too detailed, but are appreciative when I provide a thought that only "I" would come up with.) My history with plants since 1970 is NOT doing the same thing since that time. I have tried many new & different (&sometimes better) methods of transplanting, many types of soil, bought several books, plus some of my own ideas. In the long run, I have not eliminated my problem, but My own ideas (clear pots, shallow pots) have worked the best/longest for me. As I have gotten older, I realize I function better with hard-copy info vs flip-back-and-forth online instructions, and sometimes need to observe something being done. I think if I had a good plant "buddy" & could observe their methods, I might solve most of my repotting problems. I sometimes wonder if I am not like some cooks. Many can cook everything perfectly every time... while others (using the same recipe) can never get the recipe to turn out the same way twice. Thanks, Melba...See MoreIs this houseplant poisonous
Comments (4)I've put it in a locked room just to be safe. weedwoman - this one almost always has fruit on it - as soon as the fruit from the previous year starts dropping off, the tiny white flowers appear and quickly develop into fruit. It must be prolifically self-pollinating because we've never had any others and yet virtually every flower produces a fruit....See MoreHelp ID my 3 trees Pics!
Comments (7)agree on first two.. an invasive weed in some places.. surely indicated in that they are popping up everywhere ... in your yard ... or where ever you found it.. and ripped it up in the middle of the summer.. you cant kill the things hardly ... the last is a pine... but i cant see how many needles in a bundle ... ken...See MoreSnake plant - leaf came out/few brown tips/bloat - what to do?
Comments (2)Plant looks great to me. You will always have a few leaves die on you. Looks like it could use more sunlight. Not direct but if indoors, a sunny window. Doesn't have to be but it will give you maximum looks and growth. I would water it more and don't let it set in water. During colder months, cut back on the watering. Sounds like you are doing everything right....See MoreTiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
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