How to judge whether the snake plant survives? Is it likely to survive after repotting?

1. How to judge whether it survives

1. Observe the leaves: You can judge whether the tiger skin plant has survived by looking at its leaves. If after planting, you find that the leaves are wilted, or turn yellow, soft, or burnt, or even some leaves fall off, this means that the tiger skin plant has not survived.

2. Observe the root system: You can observe the changes in the root system to determine whether the snake plant is alive. After the snake plant is planted, after growing for a period of time, the roots will be tightly attached to the soil. You can feel it is firm if you shake it gently, and it usually cannot be shaken. If you shake it gently and the roots can move, but show signs of becoming soft and smelly, this means the snake plant has not survived. The plant can be taken out and then replanted after proper pruning.

3. Growth status: After the snake plant survives, it will gradually grow normally. The leaves will grow bigger and new leaves will grow. The old leaves underneath will gradually turn yellow and age. If after a period of time, the leaves show no signs of growth and gradually become soft, this means that they are not growing normally.

2. Is the chance of survival high after repotting?

Sansevieria grows relatively fast and needs to be repotted after about 2 years. If you pay attention to maintenance after repotting, the chances of survival will be higher.