How to Propagate Snake Plant

Dracaena marginata propagation (dragon tree) ☺️ ➡️Cut off any of the branches ➡️Remove some of the lower leaves, so there are empty nodes that can grow roots ➡️Put the cutting in water ➡️Place next to a window, in bright indirect light ➡️Replace water weekly ➡️Once the roots get 1-2 inches long, you can pot in soil I could have cut off a whole cane and propagated it, but I would've gotten only one plant. By cutting off branches from a single cane, I can get multiple plants from a single plant. T

Dracaena Trifasciata Mother-in-law’s tongue is a long-lived, hardy, perennial evergreen indoor plant requiring minimal maintenance. The plant has stiff vertical, spear-like leaves growing from a rosette at the base. . . . #greenthumb #plantdecor #plantgang #crazyplantlady #urbanjunglebloggers #houseplant #houseplantcommunity #livingwithplants #flowers #succulents #iloveplants #philodendron #plantsarefriends #plantsmakemehappy #homedecor #foliage #indoorgarden #green #instaplants #plantphotograph

Dracaena marginata propagation (dragon tree) ☺️ ➡️Cut off any of the branches ➡️Remove some of the lower leaves, so there are empty nodes that can grow roots ➡️Put the cutting in water ➡️Place next to a window, in bright indirect light ➡️Replace water weekly ➡️Once the roots get 1-2 inches long, you can pot in soil I could have cut off a whole cane and propagated it, but I would've gotten only one plant. By cutting off branches from a single cane, I can get multiple plants from a single plant. T

Dracaena trifasciata is commonly called "mother-in-law's tongue" or "snake plant", because of the shape and sharp margins of its leaves that resemble snakes. | Foraging Fosters