This is a good time to split the plant, including old and new spikes and roots. Then give one away, or keep both. If you don't know anybody, drop by a long-term nursing home. Leave it at the nurses' desk, or visit someone and give her/him a present. Or October is Pastor Appreciation Month. Give the plant to your pastor and wife, or just drop it by any church or place of worship with a note. Something you don't want, may be the blessing someone else needs. Best wishes 😇
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Sansevera? Cut out the spikes that have lost their pointy tip.
You can but why? It will make for a fuller plant. I let them grow!
This is a good time to split the plant, including old and new spikes and roots. Then give one away, or keep both. If you don't know anybody, drop by a long-term nursing home. Leave it at the nurses' desk, or visit someone and give her/him a present. Or October is Pastor Appreciation Month. Give the plant to your pastor and wife, or just drop it by any church or place of worship with a note. Something you don't want, may be the blessing someone else needs. Best wishes 😇
They prefer to be pot bound, crowded. They look so exotic in a shaded corner.