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Wed, Jul 25, 12 at 22:11
| I have snake plants growing in my landscape. Is there something I need to do to take care of them? Fertilizer?
Also, I pulled some out and want to put them inside in a pot. When I've done that in the past, the flop over. Do any of you have a trick to getting a plant that is top heavy to stand up? Is there some sort of plant "pin" to hold them where you want them? Thanks! |
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| I have used stakes and a twist tie to keep newly planted plants upright. Snake plants are very hardy and need only a little water. They'll take full sun or shade. :o) |
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- Posted by chinchette 9b (My Page) on Sat, Jul 28, 12 at 15:15
| Thanks. I don't know why I didn't think of that with an indoor plant. (duh...) |
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| i just transplanted some snake plants and they all fell over too but the new growth is coming out strong so it's probably nothing to worry about. |
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