From Cuttings to Container: The Yearlong Journey of my Snake Plant Propagation
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- čas přidán 23. 03. 2023
- Are you ready to take your houseplant collection to the next level? Look no further than snake plants! These stunning plants are not only gorgeous but also incredibly easy to propagate. In this thrilling video, we'll show you how to pot up your snake plant cuttings, step-by-step. You'll learn the secrets to creating the perfect soil mix and selecting the ideal container size for your cuttings.
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Great tutorial Cody. Amazing to see how easily they propagate. Thank you
Really enjoyed watching your lovely video. Love your flowers 💐. Many thanks from Chris and Jane 🎉🎉🎉
Hi Cody! Glad to stop by and spend a few minutes with you! Looks like a “Mother-Inlaw Tongue”….this is very interesting and clever!
hello cody, thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge, i usually separate the newly grown shoots to propagate
I love this sort of stuff. Amazing how easy it can be !! Btw we received a package from you today !! It's super kind of you !! Can't wait to sow them :))
Thanks again Cody !!
Cheers Jason and Colleen 🌱🫛🌱🤜🤛
@@groundskeepercody6013 thanks a million!! We definitely will !!
Gail from @Gail's Southern Living sent me over 😊I have joined the fam and will follow along ❤
Great video Cody. I had no idea they root so easily! Will have to try this 😊 also lovely footage of the owls 🦉 😊
@@groundskeepercody6013 hats off - you get so much done indoors in preparation. I loved the nature shots. A native bird of prey we have here is the sparrow hawk. They are very elusive, I had the pleasure of seeing one. It caught a pigeon on my plot right in front of me.
Hey Cody! I've done this as well with my snake plants! The only thing I regret is the aesthetic look of the cut leaves - I'm thinking I should cut those all the way down to below the soil line so it stops bugging me haha. Did you know that in 2018, the genus sansevieria was actually reclassified as dracaena? because of deeper genetic research they were able to do. so the scientific name for this plant used to be Sansevieria Trifasciata but has been changed to Dracaena Trifasciata. I think it's still widely referred to as sansevieria because it's been called that for so long. Sorry I'm rambling, it was just something I was super interested to find out a couple of years ago and wanted to share
Great idea! I've got some sansevieria leaves that are not as deep green as I would like, so I might cut those off the mother plant and try your method. Do you eventually cut off the bit that sticks out of the ground once the daughter plant is established? Thanks so much!
~ Sandra
@@groundskeepercody6013 Great tips. Thanks so much!