What's wrong with the leaves of the snake plant that I grow indoors and they wilt? Can it still survive if it wilts?

1. What is the reason for the leaves to wilt?

1. Too strong light: Tiger Piranha is relatively shade-tolerant, and the light indoors is generally not strong. If it is accidentally exposed to strong light, it may be difficult to adapt in a short period of time, which may cause the leaves to wilt. After being exposed to the sun, it needs to be moved to a cool place and sprayed with water appropriately to promote the recovery of the plant.

2. Excessive watering: Tiger Piranha is drought-resistant and does not like a waterlogged growing environment. Once it is watered too much, the roots will not be able to absorb all the water, which will lead to water accumulation, causing root rot, and the leaves will naturally wilt. Control watering at ordinary times. If you water too much, you need to promote water drainage and place it in a well-ventilated place.

3. Infection by pests and diseases: If kept indoors, it may be infected by pests and diseases, such as bacterial soft rot, which can also cause the leaves to wilt. We should take preventive measures in normal times, and once pests and diseases appear, we should spray pesticides to treat them in time.

4. Low temperature frostbite: If the indoor temperature is guaranteed, this reason is unlikely. If there is no heating in the southern region during the winter, the low indoor temperature may cause the leaves to wilt. The temperature needs to be maintained well, preferably above 10 degrees Celsius in winter.

2. Can you still survive if you wilt?

After the Sansevieria wilts, it can still survive as long as timely measures are taken according to the cause.