If you’ve ever tried propagating a snake plant from a cutting, this is SO much easier. Snake plants naturally grow pups from underground rhizomes, so once a pup has its own roots, you can separate it and pot it up. No cutting leaves and waiting forever for roots to develop. When I repot, I add these two for a strong start and to support the roots as they settle into their new pots. snake plant pups | snake plant propagation | divide snake plant | snake plant care | repotting snake plants | easy plant propagation | houseplant care LTKOver40 LTKHome LTKdayinmylife

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