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    1. Hi Bonnie,

      It’s time to repot your snake plant when you see roots poking out of the drainage holes or the growth seems to have slowed down significantly. Typically, every 2-3 years is a good interval. Choose a new pot that’s just a couple of inches larger in diameter than the current one to give it some room to grow without overwhelming it.

      Happy repotting! 🌱🪴

    1. Hi Julie,

      Yellow stalks in a snake plant can be a sign of overwatering or poor drainage. Make sure the soil is drying out between waterings and that your pot has good drainage holes. Cut back on the water, and remove any yellow or mushy stalks to prevent potential spread of rot. With these adjustments, your snake plant should get back to its hardy, green self!

      Cheers to a vibrant snake plant! 🌿💛

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