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    1. Dawn-Storm on

      You’re doing the right thing by sticking the cutting in water. Move it to a sunnier and watch for roots. Plant when there’s plenty of said roots.

    2. Nutella-Saurusrex on

      My snake plant took moths to root, so if your patient go for it. To make more rootspace you csn make a video shape cutting on the bottom.
      You can always make a couple of cuttings/ pieces of this leaf, just make sure the bottom part is i. The water

    3. countravioIi on

      I think what other’s have said so far is good advice. Before you put it in your water though, I would leave it out for an hour or so until the break point callouses over. Prevents waterlogging/rot that way!

    4. SignalReceptions on

      I’d cut it into shorter sections and make an army of new plants! I usually go for 4″ sections. For snake plants it’s best to let the ends harden off for a day or so to prevent rot. I do chevron cuts so I know which way is up/down.

    5. StalHamarr on

      Let it callus before putting in water. May take a couple days, but you won’t risk rotting.

    6. Local_business_disco on

      Yeah it’ll root. They take forever. I just stick them back in the pot, I don’t bother with the water at all. They are super hardy!

    7. yo_papa_peach on

      Cut into like 5 but be patient. It will take a while before you see roots

    8. Remote_Midnight_5322 on

      root it and think if it was cut in several ones then more plants root that put in a pot . enjoy

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